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hon·or
a nr
复数:honors
第三人称单数:honors
现在分词:honoring
过去式:honored
过去分词:honored
honorless (adj.)
词根:honor
adj.honored 受尊敬的;已承兑或付款的
honorable 光荣的;可敬的;高贵的
honorary 荣誉的;名誉的;道义上的
honorific 尊敬的;敬称的
honourable 荣誉的;值得尊敬的;表示尊敬的;正直的
adv.honorably 体面地;值得尊敬地
honourably 值得尊敬地;体面地
n.honour 荣誉;尊敬;勋章
honorary 名誉学位;获名誉学位者;名誉团体
honorific 敬语
v.honored 荣幸(honor的过去分词)
vt.honour 尊敬;[金融] 承兑;承兑远期票据
noun
good name or public esteem : reputation
a showing of usually merited respect : recognition
pay honor to our founder
privilege
had the honor of joining the captain for dinner
a person of superior standing—now used especially as a title for a holder of high office
if Your Honor please
one whose worth brings respect or fame : credit
an honor to the profession
the center point of the upper half of an armorial escutcheon
an evidence or symbol of distinction: such as
an exalted title or rank
badge, decoration
buried with full military honors
an award in a contest or field of competition
archaic a gesture of deference : bow
an academic distinction conferred on a superior student
chastity, purity
fought fiercely for her honor and her life—Barton Black
a keen sense of ethical conduct : integrity
a man of honor
one's word given as a guarantee of performance
on my honor, I will be there
honors plural social courtesies or civilities extended by a host
asked her to do the honors
an ace, king, queen, jack, or ten especially of the trump suit in bridge
the privilege of playing first from the tee in golf
verb
transitive verb
to regard or treat (someone) with admiration and respect : to regard or treat with honor
to give special recognition to : to confer honor on
to live up to or fulfill the terms of
honor a commitment
to accept as payment
honor a credit card
to salute with a bow in square dancing
great honor无上的荣誉,殊荣
in honor为了纪念;向…表示敬意
in honor of向…致敬,向…表示敬意;为庆祝…
have the honor荣幸地;有幸地
your honor阁下;您(对他人的敬称)
sense of honor荣誉感
medal of honor荣誉勋章
congressional medal of honor国会荣誉勋章
guest of honor贵宾
honor roll中小学优等学生名单
honor system荣誉制度
maid of honor女傧相;宫女
honor guard仪仗队;仪队兵
word of honor诺言
do honor尊敬对人
这些词都可表名声。
fame是常用词,一般指好的名声。如:He was not anxious for fame.(他并不渴望成名。)
honor荣誉,尊敬,指受到公众崇敬的荣誉和光荣。如:This is an honor more than I can deserve.(这光荣我受之有愧。)
reputation名誉,指公众对某人的看法,可好可坏。如:He has a reputation for laziness.(他的懒惰出了名。)
以上来源于网络
公元1200年左右, onur,意为“荣耀、声誉、赢得的名望”,源自盎格鲁-法语 honour,古法语 onor, honor,意为“荣誉、尊严、卓越、地位; 胜利、凯旋”(现代法语 honneur),源自拉丁语 honorem(属格为 honos,西塞罗使用的形式,但后来变为 honor),意为“荣誉、尊严、职位、声誉”,其起源不详。在中古英语中,它还可以表示“光辉、美丽; 卓越”。直到17世纪, honour 和 honor 同样频繁; 前者在英国更为常见,后者在美国受到诺亚·韦伯斯特的影响而更为常见。意为“女性纯洁、女子的贞操”的含义首次出现在14世纪晚期。Honor roll 在学术意义上的使用可追溯到1872年。
The initial h in honest, honor, etc., is merely etymological, the sound having already disappeared when the word came into ME use. [Century Dictionary]
在 honest 、honor 等词中,起初的 h 只是词源学上的,当这个词进入中古英语时,这个音已经消失了。[《世纪词典》]
这是在早期古法语中开始进行的拉丁语修正。从公元1300年开始,它的意思是“尊敬或表示尊重的行为; 显示崇敬或敬重的行为或姿态; 激发尊敬的状态或条件; 高尚的品格或举止; 高位或地位; 尊敬或敬重的标志; 荣耀的来源,好声誉的原因。”意为“个人受到高度尊敬或敬重的称号”始于16世纪40年代。巴特利特(《美国俚语词典》,1848年)将 honor bright! 报告为“粗俗人群中的尊敬宣言”。
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Noun and Verb Middle English, from Anglo-French onur, honur, from Latin honos, honor
The first known use of honor was in the 13th century
hood1 of 3noun
a soft covering for the head and neck often attached to a coat or cape
a marking, crest, or fold on the head of an animal
something resembling a hood in form or use
a cover for parts of mechanismsespecially: the movable metal covering over the engine of an automobile
an enclosure provided with a draft for carrying off disagreeable or harmful fumes, sprays, or dust
hood2 of 3noun
hoodlum
-hood3 of 3noun suffix
state : condition : quality
hardihood
time : period
childhood
instance of a state or quality
falsehood
individuals sharing a state or character
brotherhood
honor1 of 2noun
a good name or public admiration : reputation
a showing of respect : recognition
a dinner in honor of a new coach
privilege entry 1
whom have I the honor of addressing
capitalized —used especially as a title for an official of high rank (as a judge)
if your Honor please
one whose worth brings respect or fame : credit
an honor to your profession
evidence or a symbol of great respect (as a title or medal)
plural special credit or recognition given to graduating students for high achievementalso: a course of study for advanced students that is in place of or in addition to regular courses
chastity, purity
high moral standards of behavior : integrity
a person of honor
plural courteous actions of a host or hostess
did the honors at the table
honor2 of 2verb
to treat with honor : respect
honor your parents
to give an honor to
to fulfill the terms of
honored the contract
honor1 of 2noun
a good name or public admiration : reputation
a showing of respect : recognition
a dinner in honor of a new coach
privilege entry 1
whom have I the honor of addressing
capitalized —used especially as a title for an official of high rank (as a judge)
if your Honor please
one whose worth brings respect or fame : credit
an honor to your profession
evidence or a symbol of great respect (as a title or medal)
plural special credit or recognition given to graduating students for high achievementalso: a course of study for advanced students that is in place of or in addition to regular courses
chastity, purity
high moral standards of behavior : integrity
a person of honor
plural courteous actions of a host or hostess
did the honors at the table
honor2 of 2verb
to treat with honor : respect
honor your parents
to give an honor to
to fulfill the terms of
honored the contract
honor1 of 2noun
a good name or public admiration : reputation
a showing of respect : recognition
a dinner in honor of a new coach
privilege entry 1
whom have I the honor of addressing
capitalized —used especially as a title for an official of high rank (as a judge)
if your Honor please
one whose worth brings respect or fame : credit
an honor to your profession
evidence or a symbol of great respect (as a title or medal)
plural special credit or recognition given to graduating students for high achievementalso: a course of study for advanced students that is in place of or in addition to regular courses
chastity, purity
high moral standards of behavior : integrity
a person of honor
plural courteous actions of a host or hostess
did the honors at the table
honor2 of 2verb
to treat with honor : respect
honor your parents
to give an honor to
to fulfill the terms of
honored the contract
honor1 of 2noun
a good name or public admiration : reputation
a showing of respect : recognition
a dinner in honor of a new coach
privilege entry 1
whom have I the honor of addressing
capitalized —used especially as a title for an official of high rank (as a judge)
if your Honor please
one whose worth brings respect or fame : credit
an honor to your profession
evidence or a symbol of great respect (as a title or medal)
plural special credit or recognition given to graduating students for high achievementalso: a course of study for advanced students that is in place of or in addition to regular courses
chastity, purity
high moral standards of behavior : integrity
a person of honor
plural courteous actions of a host or hostess
did the honors at the table
honor2 of 2verb
to treat with honor : respect
honor your parents
to give an honor to
to fulfill the terms of
honored the contract
honoraryadjective
given or done as a sign of honor
an honorary degree
voluntary entry 1 sense 1, unpaid
honorary president
honorableadjective
deserving of honor
—used as a title especially for various government officials
performed or accompanied with marks of honor
an honorable burial
doing credit to the possessor
honorable wounds
characterized by honesty : ethical
honorableadjective
deserving of honor
—used as a title especially for various government officials
performed or accompanied with marks of honor
an honorable burial
doing credit to the possessor
honorable wounds
characterized by honesty : ethical
honor1 of 2noun
a good name or public admiration : reputation
a showing of respect : recognition
a dinner in honor of a new coach
privilege entry 1
whom have I the honor of addressing
capitalized —used especially as a title for an official of high rank (as a judge)
if your Honor please
one whose worth brings respect or fame : credit
an honor to your profession
evidence or a symbol of great respect (as a title or medal)
plural special credit or recognition given to graduating students for high achievementalso: a course of study for advanced students that is in place of or in addition to regular courses
chastity, purity
high moral standards of behavior : integrity
a person of honor
plural courteous actions of a host or hostess
did the honors at the table
honor2 of 2verb
to treat with honor : respect
honor your parents
to give an honor to
to fulfill the terms of
honored the contract
1 It was clear to him what a terribly difficult and lonely life it was, despite the honor.
2 “I promise, I read each and every story, and loved them all. But the three winners we honor tonight are nothing short of brilliant. Please join me in celebrating our third-place winner, Gordon Jeffries!”
3 “Come down, son of Mars! We’ve been waiting for you. Come, be our honored guest!”
4 Others honored Lord Dunmore, our liberator, most generous of Governors, bravest of commanders.
5 “You must stay to defend our name and honor.”
6 To graduate Cum laude is to graduate with honor.
优等毕业即光荣的毕业.
7 At dinner, he even gave Miss Whitlaw—a woman, and a demoness to boot—the seat of honor in his favorite chair.
8 “No, my lord. I’m sure...I’m sure it’s an honor,” and the words were a knife in Lazlo’s back.
9 The twenty Angels enter, newly returned from the fronts, newly decorated, accompanied by their honor guard, marching one-two one-two into the central open space.
10 Each of us on our own journey tonight, in honor of me.
11 The double shot of espresso at the coffee shop across the street from her office is called the Buzz in her honor.
12 Honor lies in honest toil.
光荣在于诚恳地劳动.
13 Voices drift over from the neighboring yard, punctuated every now and then by the report of firecrackers going off in different parts of the city in honor of Independence Day.
14 “It’s . . . it’s an honor to represent the great state of Colorado.”
15 “We are honored to welcome the son of a man such as yourself into our family,” he said.
16 His legend growing, Jackson heard that an aging Thomas Jefferson had offered a toast in honor of his victory.
17 America has always paid honor to her historians, but ignored her prophets.
美国总是尊敬它的历史家, 但是却忽略了它的预言家.
18 Use an in front of words that start with these sounds: • The h that you can’t hear, as in heir, hour, honor, and herb.
19 In 1843, he attempted an honors exam in mathematics, but suffered a nervous breakdown and returned home to recuperate.
20 She was an honor student at school who liked to tell people she wanted to go to Harvard someday.
1 廉耻心
3 优等成绩
4 支付
paying defrayal utoo pay payment entertainment shell-out pony pop reckon disburse meet cover foot table settle shell defray ante dispend iron off
6 名声
7 履行
implementary performing performance implementation discharge redemption fulfilment pursuance feasance do perform fill exercise implement execute satisfy fulfill redeem in pursuance of act up to
9 给与…的光荣
10 名誉
name report credit character crown reputation celebrity repute honorary emeritus regard bay worship rep honour kudos odour izzat vicarious privilege rumor odor dignity laurel without pay
11 荣誉
credit bay distinction accolade garland laurel luster a feather in cap honorary mark crown palm glory honour kudos lustre izzat mense
12 叙勋
15 优等成绩奖金
16 向…授勋 礼遇
17 光荣的人
18 礼仪
complemental manner ceremony protocol ritual rite etiquette ceremonial amenity decency civility suavity gaud convenance
20 承认如期付款
21 先打权
22 荣誉感
23 尊敬
honorific respect regard estimation esteem reverence veneration obeisance revere venerate hold in esteem pay respect to have in honor hold in honor pay respects to hold in high esteem respect for in honor of have respect for reverent duty consideration honour homage deference hallow venerable worshipful respectfully court consider think no end of
24 光荣的事
25 敬意
deferent respect compliment homage reverence deference devoir show respect for duty regard consideration honour salaam service coming-of-age
26 令誉
27 光荣
proud glorious honorable honorary honourable credit palm glory horn honour kudos laurel lustre luster
28 敬礼式
31 阁下
lord sir grace worship lordship highness excellency eminence Monsignor milord signor sahib effendi mirza bahadur Monseigneur your lordship my noble friend the noble Lord the Honorable his lordship excellence swami monsieur M. the Excellency Your Worship His Worship honorable honourable gentleman honour dom monseigneur mightiness Mngr Monsig. Msgr. mgr R.W. mon. H.E. brother transparency colonel esquire magnificence monsignor u Herr hizzoner my learned friend
34 承兑
35 崇拜
worship cult adoration veneration adore serve praise glorify idolize apotheosize bow down to make an idol of bow the knee to
38 给与荣誉
40 光彩
42 优胜
44 给优等生开设的高级课程
45 高官
46 以…为荣
48 接受
recipience embrace receipt adoption acceptance acceptability intussusception recipiency imbibe have take receive sell stand accept assume admit finger seal entertain honour thole incept
50 体面
decent gentle honorable respectable savory presentable decently honorably respectably presentably appearance grace decency respectability honourable smug savoury honourably out dignity honour solid dear hon. properly izzat
51 荣典
52 荣幸
53 高位
noble august height rank standing purple dignity eminence preferment pride of place high place quality altitude honour perch highness mightiness royal high-ranking state station elevation
54 给与名誉
56 纸牌中价值最高的牌
57 优等课程
58 仪式
ritual service form order function circumstance occasion ceremony celebration agenda ordinance rite ceremonial observance formality solemnity
61 荣誉奖
64 正直
clean-handed white-handed right clean straight square honest upright righteous honorable candid honourable rightful guile upstanding upfront incorrupt conscionable large-hearted fair rightly morally integrity honour rightness probity rectitude squareness right hearted right mindedness integer vitae
65 贞操