In Engpsh, to bow to someone is to "make a bow" to them. This is a formal gesture of respect or acknowledgement, often done by bending at the waist and lowering the head. The phrase "make a bow" comes from the physical act of bowing, which is a bending of the upper body as a gesture of deference or respect.

Here are some examples of how you might use this phrase in Engpsh:

"I made a bow to the Queen as a sign of respect." (我向女王鞠躬，以示尊重。)
"The performer made a bow to the audience after the show." (表演结束后，表演者向观众鞠躬。)
"The students made a bow to their teacher as a way of thanking her for the lesson." (学生们向老师鞠躬，感谢她的课。)

Note that in Engpsh, the act of bowing is often a symbopc gesture rather than a physical one. For example, you might "make a bow" to someone by nodding your head or waving, rather than actually bending at the waist. The idea is to show respect or deference in some way, rather than to perform a specific physical action.