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I think, aspect - a particular part or feature of a situation, an idea, a problem. Like a way in which it may be considered. respect- a feeling of admiration for sb/sth.
- I think, aspect - a particular part or feature of a situation, an idea, a problem.
- Like a way in which it may be considered.
- respect- a feeling of admiration for sb/sth.
- It is because good qualities or achievements.
- You can find it in the dictionary.
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I think,
aspect - a particular part or feature of a situation, an idea, a problem. Like a way in which it may be considered.
respect- a feeling of admiration for sb/sth. It is because good qualities or achievements.
You can find it in the dictionary. They are exactly different.
(I'm not a native speaker)
aspect - a particular part or feature of a situation, an idea, a problem. Like a way in which it may be considered.
respect- a feeling of admiration for sb/sth. It is because good qualities or achievements.
You can find it in the dictionary. They are exactly different.
(I'm not a native speaker)
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The phrases "in that respect", "in most respects" seem to have the meaning of "aspect". How would you tell the difference? Thanks.
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Yes, in that case respect does seem to be closer in meaning to aspect.
However, in those fixed expressions we always use respect, not aspect.
In most [respects / ways / *aspects], butterflies are similar to moths.
What [ aspects / features / *respects] of metabolism are similar in butterflies and moths?
What [aspects / featu
However, in those fixed expressions we always use respect, not aspect.
In most [respects / ways / *aspects], butterflies are similar to moths.
What [ aspects / features / *respects] of metabolism are similar in butterflies and moths?
What [aspects / featu
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