to admire or respect someone for their qualities, skills, or actions; to be impressed by

Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries; an international organization formed in 1960 to coordinate the petroleum policies of its member nations

to esteem; to admire; to respect and admire

to pin or fasten an accessory to the body, such as a badge, medal, or jewelry, typically on the chest, arm, or shoulder

to admire; to respect someone greatly; to esteem

Lopez (name)

Budapest, the capital city of Hungary; located on the Danube River

To wear or pin on accessories, medals, or badges, such as on the chest or arm

A jade ornament or pendant, traditionally worn hanging from a person's belt or clothing.

a sword worn at the waist

Thomas Paine (1737-1809), British-born American writer and political activist known for "Common Sense" and "The American Crisis"

worthy of admiration; inspiring respect

a sword worn at the waist, such as a saber or sidearm

(1872-1940) Warlord leader of the Zhili military faction in northern China during the early 1920s; known for his resistance against Japanese collaboration until his death.

Nancy Pelosi (1940-), US Democratic Party politician from California who served as Speaker of the US House of Representatives

Lopez (name)

to be deeply moved and grateful for a favor or kindness, often implying it will not be forgotten

Cleopatra (c. 70–30 BC), queen of Egypt

Palin, specifically Sarah Palin (1964-), an American politician and former governor of Alaska

A perennial herb used in Chinese medicine, also known as Eupatorium fortunei; its fragrant leaves and stems are used for essential oils or medicinal purposes.

Peppa, the main character from the animated television series Peppa Pig

an ornament or pendant worn on the body; jewelry; baldric

The capital city of the Umbria region in central Italy.

to praise and admire; to express esteem for something or someone

Tampere, the second largest city in Finland; known in Swedish as Tammerfors

A small jade decorative piece or handicraft worn on the person.

Sarah Palin (1964-), United States Republican politician and Governor of Alaska from 2006 to 2009

Robert van Gulik (1910-1967), Dutch sinologist, diplomat, and writer

Perpignan, a city in France

Spelling, specifically referring to the Spelling Entertainment Group or the surname

to remember someone with deep admiration or gratitude; to always keep someone's kindness in mind

(literary) describes writing that is both graceful in style and rich in content; originally referring to plants that both blossom and bear fruit

(literary) to wear a bowstring as a self-reminder to be prompt, based on the practice of those with slow temperaments who wore taut strings to encourage self-discipline

A massive 100-volume encyclopedia of Chinese calligraphy and painting commissioned by the Kangxi Emperor (completed in 1708). It catalogs historical theories, artist biographies, inscriptions, and authentication records. Also known as [[御定佩文斋书画谱|御定佩文齋書畫譜|yu4 ding4 pei4 wen2 zhai1 shu1 hua4 pu3]].

a decorative ring or jade belt pendant worn at the waist in ancient times that makes a tinkling sound as the wearer walks

a bone or jade needle worn on the girdle in ancient times, used for undoing knots; its wearing by a youth symbolized readiness for responsibility

To be willing to follow friendly advice or admonitions; originally refers to wearing soft leather to remind oneself to be patient and calm

to admire greatly; to look up to someone with great respect

worthy of respect or admiration

The tragedy by William Shakespeare [[莎士比亚|莎士比亞|sha1 shi4 bi3 ya4]] written in 1606.

Shimon Peres (1923-2016), Israeli politician who served as both Prime Minister and President, and received the Nobel Peace Prize in 1994

(idiom) To abandon armed struggle and return to raising cattle; to give up a life of crime or war to take up farming; literally "carrying an ox and wearing a calf" instead of carrying a sword and wearing a knife.

Imperial Encyclopedia of Calligraphy and Painting, a comprehensive Qing Dynasty anthology commissioned by the Kangxi Emperor and completed in 1708, covering art history, techniques, and biographies

The surname Spero; used for people like Joan Spero.

spelt; a type of hulled wheat (Triticum spelta); a loanword

the personal name of the Goddess of Lightning in Chinese mythology

(literary) jade ornaments worn at the waist, especially by women in ancient times

(literary) to feel deep gratitude and admiration toward someone; to profoundly esteem someone's virtues

a small device containing photographic film used for measuring exposure to ionizing radiation