That she was deserving of the utmost reverence and respect.

她该到最大的尊重和尊重。

I was victim-blamed and slut-shamed and told I was deserving of what happened to me.

我被指责为受害者， 被贱人羞辱， 并告诉我，发生在我身上的事罪有。

" I think my brother is worthy of this award, " meaning he is deserving of it.

“我认为我哥哥配上这个奖”，意思他的。

People used " awful" to talk about something that was deserving of respect or full of awe.

人们用“awful”来谈论值尊重或充满敬畏的事情。

Each person is deserving of equal concern and respect, so the best way to decide which passengers to save is to flip a coin.

每个人都值平等的关和尊重，因此决定要拯救哪些乘客，最佳的方法抛硬币。

She remembered the feel of plow handles between her inexperienced, blistered palms and she felt that Hugh Elsing was deserving of no special sympathy.

她想起自己用一双毫无经验的、满血泡的手扶着犁把时的滋味。她觉休·埃尔辛也并不值同情的。

Yeah. - Yeah, I've found the real people that I've played, if they're deserving of that story, they're deserving of many interpretations of that story. - I have so many questions for you.

的。- 我找到了我扮演过的真实人物，如果他们值这个故事，他们就值 对这个故事的多种解读。-我有很多问题要问你。

We, as everyday Americans and westerners in general, tend to think that it's a personal attribute, it's a thing that you do to yourself and as a result you are deserving of scorn.

我们，作为普通的美国人和西方人，常常认为这一种个人质，你自作自受，因此你该受到嘲笑。

A moment in time so pivotal, it's deserving of reverence and reflection, not something to be reduced to a corporate rat race of who can score the most daily active users.

这一个如此关键的时刻，值尊敬和反思，而不沦为企业激烈的竞争，看谁能获最多的每日活跃用户。

Either party is in danger of falling off a cliff, precipice or ledge; B: Either party is deserving of a hearty handshake after winning a Nobel Prize; C: Moral support during flu shots Seems a bit restrictive.

A 任何一方身处坠落悬崖 绝壁或暗礁的危险时B 在任何一方赢诺贝尔奖时 必须衷心握手庆贺C 感冒时给予精神支持时这条条框框也太多了吧。

Perhaps it's a sign that they've seen something in us which pointedly and tragically we don't yet quite see in ourselves and have never been alowed to believe in by figures in our past that we are deserving of love.

也许因为他们在我们身上看到了我们自己没意到的好我们也因为过往经验认为我们不值被爱。

Perhaps it's a sign that they've seen something in us, which pointedly and tragically we don't yet quite see in ourselves and have never been allowed to believe in by figures in our past that we are deserving of love.

也许因为他们在我们身上看到了一些质，虽然可悲的我们并没有看到，也因为过往经验认为我们不值被爱。

And I think that when you don't treat this aspect of yourself — this childlike part of yourself — as something that is deserving of attention and needs to be listened to that you can form codependent pawns pretty darn quickly.

而且我认为，当你不把自己的这个方面——你自己的这个孩子气的部分——当作值关和需要倾听的东西时，你可以很快形成相互依存的棋子。