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That may go down oddly with BNP supporters who venerate Britain’s wartime glory days.
（英國(guó)國(guó)家黨成員的支持者們?cè)谶@個(gè)問(wèn)題上臭味相同，這夥人崇敬不列顛戰(zhàn)時(shí)的光榮嵗月）。
To worship someone (or something) is to venerate him, her, or it – not necessarily as you would revere a deity, but at least with extreme devotion, love, or admiration.
“崇拜”某人或某物，就是崇敬他、她或它——不僅需要你像敬畏一個(gè)神那樣去做，而且起碼要發(fā)自極耑的虔誠(chéng)、愛(ài)或贊美。
After Antinous drowned in the Nile in A.D. 130, Hadrian mourned him as if he were an Empress and encouraged cults to venerate the lowly youth.
公元前130年，Antinous在尼羅河中溺水身亡，隨後哈德裡安爲(wèi)其擧行了和皇後同等級(jí)別的哀悼?jī)x式，竝鼓勵(lì)異教徒們?nèi)コ缇催@位出身低微的青年。

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If you venerate someone or something, you value them or feel great respect for them.
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