Portuguese - English
Definition of rei in Portuguese English dictionary
- king
When I grow up, I want to be a king.
-Quando eu crescer eu quero ser um rei.
A republic is a nation whose head is not a king or queen, but a president.
-Uma república é uma nação na qual o líder não é rei ou rainha, mas um presidente.
English - English
Definition of rei in English English dictionary
- A portuguese money of account, in value about one tenth of a cent
- Rational Emotive Imagery - A technique of visualization of events to experience and practice emotions and behaviors
- greeting, bow, respect
- Rei has a wide meaning and can mean bowing, respect, manners, propriety, decorum, etiquette, ceremony, or ritual In kyudo, Rei is often used in a general way to refer to the proper shooting ceremonial and all of the specific actions included within it, such as the proper ways of walking, bowing, approaching and retiring from the target, and entering and leaving the shooting area
- salutation, bow
- 'Respect', synonymous for the bowing to show respect Tradition dictates that the junior person or the person with the lower degree or the person who is a guest bows lower than the other person
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- (Ray) A command to bow
- "Respect" A method of showing respect in Japanese culture is the Bow It is proper for the junior person bows lower than the senior person
- cognate with the Hawaiian term lei, necklace of flowers
- Bow, the formal gesture of respect used by Aikido and other budo practioners Also the command given at the commencement of training
- bow
- To bow
- a bow of respect Mental preparedness is required from the start to the finish of the bow If bowing to the shomen, the bow angle should be 30 degrees The back should be kept as straight as possible when bowing If bowing to an opponent, then an angle of 15 degrees should be used; maintaining eye contact at all times The feeling of respect for one's opponent must be maintained at all times
- Respect
- Pendant ornament (Barrow, 118 )
- friendly, one who maintained true allegiance to king David (1 Kings 1: 8) when Adonijah rebelled
- Proper bowing
- a bow - see image below
- to bow, perform a salutation Also refers generally to the etiquette and an attitude of respect
- (ray) salutation, bow
- bow, salute
- Bow, the command to bow The formal gesture of respect and gratitude used by Aikido practitioners
- bow Ren-Geri: consecutive kicks
- Remote Error Indication
- A command to bow