Even Lionel Messi thinks highly of him.

甚至连梅西都对他评价。

His boss thought highly of him.

他的老板看重他。

19. What characteristic of a memorandum can make readers think highly of its writer?

19.便笺的什么特能让读者对其作者评价甚？

I think highly of my secretary because she always arranges things neatly.

我敬重我的秘书，因为她都会把事情安排得井井有条。

Reliability also motivates you because you want your friend to think highly of you.

依你的朋友同样也会激励着你，因为你想让他们对你刮目相看。

Nah. Surveys find that most people think highly of their skills behind the wheel.

并非这样。研究显示大部分人都认为自己的驶技术非常卓越。

Waddington too thought highly of Walter.

沃丁顿也对沃尔特评价。

Your boss must think highly of you if she gives you so much responsibility.

【think】如果你的老板对你委以重任，那她肯定是欣赏你。

People thought highly of its fancy colour of honey and the beautiful paintings on it.

人们度赞赏它那蜂蜜般的奇特颜色，还有上面绘制的绘画。

As a boy John was seen as King Henry's favorite child, though even, he didn't think highly of his future prospects.

小时候，约翰被认为是亨利国王最喜欢的孩子，尽管亨利国王对他的未来前景并不看好。

" To look up to" someone means to respect someone, to think highly of that person's ideas and opinions.

“to look up to” someone的意思是尊重某人，度评价此人的想法。

People talk like this when they want you to think highly of them, but their words aren't as impressive as they think.

当人们希望你对他们看一眼时就会这样说，但这些话并不如他们想象的那样令人印象深刻。

To conclude, if you adjust yourself both outside and inside, your potential employer can't help thinking highly of you.

总而言之，如果你内外兼修，你的潜在雇主会情不自禁地对你评价。

She did not think highly of men or matrimony, but marriage was the only honourable possibility for well-educated young women of small fortune.

她并不看重男人或婚姻， 但婚姻是受过良好教育、家境贫寒的年轻女性唯一光荣的选择。

" Mr Elliot is an exceedingly agreeable man, and in many respects I think highly of him, " said Anne; " but we should not suit" .

" 埃利奥特先生是个极其蔼可亲的人，我在许多方面都钦佩他，" 安妮说道。 " 不过，我们并不匹配。"

Oh, no. You can never told whether such-and-such is science or sheer fraud. If horoscope is really something deceptive, how come quite a size of proportion of young people think highly of it.

不不不。谁都说不清楚哪是科学，哪是胡说八道。如果星学真是骗人的把戏，那为什么这么多的年轻人会如此热衷于它呢？

We are used to thinking highly of reason and logic. We are not normally enemies of evidence and rationality. How then could these ingredients become problematic in the course of love?

我们习惯于度重视理性逻辑。 我们通常不是证据理性的敌人。那么这些成分怎么会在爱的过程中成为问题呢？

If they thought highly of themselves, why, the fact justified them; if they spoke, at times, as Pharisees, it was a fault of temper which carried with it no grave condemnation.

如果他们对自己评价， 为什么，事实证明他们是正当的； 如果他们有时像法利赛人一样说话， 那是脾气不好， 不会受到严重的谴责。