honest如何读

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honest英汉释义

adj.(形容词)
  1. 诚实的,正直的,可靠的 (of a person) trustworthy; not likely to lie, cheat, or steal
  2. 老实的,真诚的 (of actions, appearance, etc.) typical of an honest person
  3. 坦诚的,直率的 open and direct; frank

honest是什么意思

adj. (形容词)
  1. 诚实的,真诚的
  2. 坦率的,坦诚的
  3. 正直的
  4. 用正当手段获得的
  5. 真正的,真的
  6. 老实的
  7. 不搀杂的
  8. 显示内心诚意的,表示态度诚恳的
  9. 可靠的
  10. 贞节的
  11. 纯正的
adv. (副词)
  1. 诚实地,老实地,正直地
  2. 公正地,正当地

honest自然拼读

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honest词根

词根:honest

adv.

honestly 真诚地;公正地

n.

honesty 诚实,正直

honest英英释义

adjective

free from fraud or deception : legitimate, truthful an honest presentation of facts

an honest plea

genuine, real

making honest stops at stop signs—Christian Science Monitor

humble, plain

good honest food

reputable, respectable

honest decent people

chiefly British good, worthy

an honest fellow

worthy of praise put forth an honest effort

an honest day's work

marked by integrity

honest merchants

marked by free, forthright, and sincere expression : frank an honest discussion

an honest appraisal

direct and uncomplicated : innocent, simple

some good honest sleep

adverb

in a genuine or honest (see honest entry 1) manner : honestly

I have ever found thee honest true—William Shakespeare

with all sincerity

I didn't do it, honest

honest词组

honest man诚实的人;正直的人

be honest with坦诚;对…诚实

good and honest善良

honest区别

 frank, sincere, honest

这些词都与坦率有关。

frank直率的,坦白的,着重表达自己的情感和想法时没有保留。如:To be frank with you, I do not know the answer myself.(老实说,我自己也不知道答案。)

sincere诚挚的,诚恳的,强调出自内心的真心实意。如:Please accept this as a token of my sincere gratitude.(请接受这份表示我真诚感谢的礼物。)

honest诚实的,正直的,指遵守正直等道德准则。如:We want your honest opinion, not empty compliments.(我们需要你的诚心恳的意见,而不是空洞的恭维。)

以上来源于网络

 open, frank, sincere, blunt, honest, plain, straightforward

这组词都有“坦率,诚实”的意思,其区别是:

open指不隐瞒自己的秘密,愿意向他人表露自己或公开暴露自己的缺点。

frank强调毫无保留地畅所欲言,不受任何约束。

sincere侧重指一个人出自内心地对某人某事表示一种诚意。

blunt指讲话坦白直率、不客气,但隐含不得体、不顾及他人感情等意味。

honest指遵守正直等道德准则。

plain指直言不讳,毫不做作或故弄玄虚。

straightforward多用于答复、叙述等场合。指直截了当,不回避,或故弄玄虚。

以上来源于网络

honest词源中文解释

约于1300年,意为“体面的,整洁的”,也指“没有欺诈”,源自古法语 oneste, honeste “有道德的,尊贵的; 体面的,值得尊敬的”(12世纪; 现代法语 honnête),源自拉丁语 honestus “尊敬的,受人尊敬的,受尊敬的”,比喻意义上指“值得尊敬的,尊贵的,体面的”,源自 honos(见 honor(n.))+后缀 -tus。主要现代意义为“公正,真实,没有欺诈”,约于1400年,女性的“有贞操的美德”也是在这个时期。短语 to make an honest woman of 意为“在诱奸后娶(女人)”,始于1620年代。

honest词源英文解释

Adjective Middle English, from Anglo-French, from Latin honestus honorable, from honos, honor honor Adverb derivative of honest >entry 1

The first known use of honest was in the 14th century

honest儿童词典英英释义

hope1 of 2verb

to desire something and expect that it will happen or be obtained hope you'll accept the invitation hope for a bicycle

hope to succeed

hope2 of 2noun

archaic trust entry 1 sense 1a, reliance

our hope is in the king

desire accompanied by expectation of fulfillment

in hope of an early recovery

someone or something on which hopes are centered

a home run was the only hope for victory

something hoped for

hook1 of 2noun

a curved or bent tool for catching, holding, or pulling

something curved or bent

the flight of a ball curving to the left when hit or thrown by a right-hander or to the right when hit or thrown by a left-hander

a short sweeping punch made with the elbow bent

cradle entry 1 sense 6

left the phone off the hook

hook2 of 2verb

to form into a hook : crook, curve

to seize, make fast, or connect by or as if by a hook

to become secured or connected by or as if by a hook

pilfer, steal

to make by drawing loops of thread, yarn, or cloth through a coarse fabric with a hook

hook a rug

to hit or throw a ball so that a hook results

honest1 of 2adjective

free from fraud or trickery : truthful

an honest plea

being just what is indicated : genuine, real

made an honest mistake

good in the eyes of society : respectable

poor but honest people

trustworthy

frank, open

honest2 of 2adverb

to tell the truth : I mean it

I didn't do it, honest I didn't

honest 例句

1 It probably wasn’t the answer Mrs. Franklin hoped for, but it was honest, and she deserved the truth.

2 The poor squirrel was the only creature that might be trusted to give an honest accounting of the events that had led to its untimely arrival at the party.

3 The words burst out, and I regret them but I’m also glad they’re there, glad that before I ask her to give up her identity, I can at least be honest with her.

4 They were a way to keep employees safe and honest, and they offered a thrill to anyone who enjoyed watching others take their pleasure.

5 And I sincerely hope he will live the rest of his life a honest man.

6 To be honest, the boss was a little pooped; a bit under the weather; unhappy, and baffled too; call it at loose ends.

7 To be honest, so am I. I’m sure you have guessed that I am making you a quilt.

8 “Not real great, to be honest,” she said.

9 He had a way of looking straight at the person he was talking to, his shoulders set square, his hands on his knees, his eyes unwavering, that always struck others as honest and open.

10 He looked at Jan and saw a white face, but an honest face.

11 “I know Brent Chisholm and Lexie Kirk are about to play, but let’s be honest, the real reason we’re all here is to see who wins this quilt contest. Am I right?”

12 He was never a political man, so it is not likely a charge of rebellion drove him out, and he was scrupulously honest, which eliminates the police as prime movers.

13 The president wanted an honest, firsthand report on how serious conditions actually were in South Vietnam.

14 "Just thanks. The fireworks would have gone off in my face if you hadn't pulled the box toward you. Here, I brought your tapestry bag; I didn't look at your notes or clues, honest."

15 To be honest, all us kids in the class loved to see the two of them square off.

16 And how he seemed so honest about everything that was going through his head.

17 And to be honest, I don’t even think he was cheating.

18 Becca asked, in that honest way she was always asking something.

19 I consider this fact for a moment, and to be perfectly honest, I wonder how long it can possibly last.

20 One honest employer confirmed the truth in these worries: blacks were hired “solely on account of the shortage of labor....As soon as the situation clears itself no more colored help will be employed.”

honest 同义词

7 确实地

truly assuredly no doubt

8 诚挚

devout cordial truly

21 诚挚的

devout cordial

24 善良的

good white virtuous

26 不搀杂的

pure unsophisticated

40 贞节的

faithful modest chaste

46 无过错的

unblamable

51 勤劳的

hard industrious

56 贞洁的

pure virtuous chaste vestal

57 可尊敬的

honorable reverend

63 贤淑的

ladylike

66 无过失的

immaculate faultless unsullied

67 值得称赞的

pious meritorious laudable

69 不掺杂的

pure

70 评判

forum inquest

75 耿直的

candid conscientious

honest 短语相关

honest-to-goodness honest broker honest living make (someone) an honest woman earn/turn an honest penny be honest/frank honest mistake let's be honest honest with (someone) honest wage

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