Aún no tenemos significados para "great estimation".
1Some of them are held in great estimation, some are little valued.
2Hence the great estimation in which the smith was held in the Anglo-Saxon times.
3The Song has perhaps exceeded the others in the great estimation accorded to it.
4As for Masses and such slight errants here, they are of no great estimation.
5He is held in great estimation by the Sultan.
6She was a very stately woman, and held in great estimation all over the settled country.
7I replied that I had visited Scotch cousins, but had no great estimation for the country.
8Both varieties are, however, held in great estimation.
9In their country there are excellent horses, called Turkish horses, and their mules are in great estimation.
10Richard Chancellor, "a man of great estimation for many good parts of wit in him."
11I'll do another one, but let me first go over some of the key components of a great estimation.
12Bascroft was not held in very great estimation by the ladies generally, and they turned their backs upon him.
13Coral is held in great estimation in this country, and sells dearer than in any other part of the world.
14The Chevalier de Mezieres is nephew to General Oglethorpe; he is a person of great estimation, powerfully related and protected.
15When it was known that Cæsar had played a trick on his enemies under their noses, he came into great estimation.
16Its nutritive properties are large, and as a food for persons of delicate digestion, or for children, it is in great estimation.
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