We should treat our elders with due deference.

我应长辈。

One should be polite to one's elders.

对长辈应有礼貌。

No, he has to learn to respect his elders.

不 得会长辈。

She lost the only parents she had.

她仅有的长辈也不在了。

Indeed the elders are very concerned with this matter.

事实上，长辈对这件事非常关心。

The expression is something an older person might say to children.

这是可能长辈有时会对孩子说的话。

Plants are our elders, and there is power in paying attention to them.

植物是我的长辈，关注它是一种力量。

Let your elders hear the voices of their grandchildren over the phone.

让你的长辈在电话里听到孙子的声音。

So it's important to look out for your neighbors and elderly relatives.

所以对邻居和长辈的关心就显得十分地要。

Yes, our elders like us to visit every now and again.

是啊，我的长辈希望我能经常去看望。

Elders would speak and share stories of their experiences with being black in America.

长辈会讲述和分在美国成为黑人的经历。

Hope you don't mean yourself. - How dare you talk to me!

你管自己叫长辈吗 -你敢跟我说话！

And when you're doing that, you should get yourself a language parent.

当你在那么做的时候，你去找个语言长辈。

It's so important at this time to connect and to reach out to our seniors.

这很要，在这个时候，联系和接触我的长辈。

Younger elephants observe and mimic the behaviour of their elders, learning through experience.

小象观察和模仿它的长辈的行为，从经验中习。

Everybody, like the...the grandparents or whatever.Every Monday, they get together.

所有人 比如长辈或者其亲戚 每周一聚在一起。

It's modeled instead, on the visit of a filial Junior to a respected senior.

它的原型是一个孝顺的孩子去拜访一位受人敬的长辈。

If they make their elders uncomfortable, that's how it should be.

如果让自己的长辈感到不舒服了，那也是应的。

" I wish I were dissolute, " I said, turning to her and ignoring Falstaff.

“我希望我是放荡的。”我丢下长辈，转向她说。

Our elders taught us mountains are not to be smothered, valleys are not to be destroyed.

我的长辈教导我，山不能闷，谷不能毁。