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honour
Word family
hon·our1 British EnglishBrE, honor American English /ˈɒnə $ ˈɑːnər/ ●●○ W3 noun
1 STH that makes you proud 让人引以为荣的事 [singular]PROUD something that makes you feel very proud 荣幸，光荣
2 respect 尊敬 [uncountableU]ADMIRE the respect that you, your family, your country etc receive from other people, which makes you feel proud 荣誉；崇敬，敬重，敬意
honour of
3 in honour of somebody/something
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in honour of somebody/something• He was at a banquet in honour of a Little League team of which his son Robert was a member.• Martin Karplus of Harvard University touched on the issue at a conference in honour of Pople in 1990.• It was erected in honour of the Emperor and his two sons Caracalla and Geta for their victories in Mesopotamia.• It was named in honour of our departed hero.• But this was nothing: many things that are hard to obtain had been obtained in honour of this scent.• In 472 this feast succeeded to the torchlight procession in honour of Persephone, and that of the Lupercalia.• They called it Schiaparelli, in honour of a hero of the art of astronomy.
4 given to SB 授予某人的 [countableC]GIVE something such as a special title or medal given to someone to show how much people respect them for what they have achieved 荣誉称号；荣誉勋章
5 moral principles 道德标准 [uncountableU]GOOD/MORAL strong moral beliefs and standards of behaviour that make people respect and trust you 高尚品德，气节
6 at university/school 在大学/学校
a) with honours British EnglishBrESEC if you pass a university degree with honours, you pass it at a level that is higher than the most basic level 获得荣誉学位
b) with honors American EnglishAmE if you finish high school or college with honors, you get one of the highest grades 以优异成绩〔毕业〕
c) First Class/Second Class Honours British EnglishBrESEC the highest or second highest level of degree at a British university 〔英国大学中的〕一级/二级荣誉学位
7 Your/His/Her Honour NAME OF A PERSONused when speaking to or about a judge 法官大人
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Your/His/Her Honour• This year a memorial hall was built in his honour at his birthplace, Yaotsu.• Festivals in his honour are marked by a plethora of flowers, and the lusciously scented frangipani is held sacred to him.• She said: Our Blessed Lady asked me to ask you to have a small chapel built here in her honour.• At a lunch in his honour, friends and former rivals gathered to pay him tribute.• In 1817 the Dublin Society struck a gold medal in his honour.• The lectures are named in his honour and organisers hope to attract big names in the future.• He was laid to rest in a grave at his settlement on the riverbank and a shrine was raised in his honour.
8 place of honour ADMIREthe seat or place which is given to the most important guest or object 贵宾席，上座；最重要位置
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place of honour• Stan Wood is the man and he can already claim a place of honour amongst the great fossil hunters of the world.• It is right that they should be given a place of honour in the history of ancient art.• Richard Wilson, the genius of landscape painting, has a place of honour.• They enjoyed the greetings of people in the street and they loved places of honour at banquets.• It had the place of honour because, as he'd said earlier, it was unique.• His portrait hangs in the place of honour in the Boston office of the Anglian Water Authority.• They were brought out on only a few special occasions and were always carefully washed and returned to their place of honour.
9. with full military honours MXPMif someone is buried with full military honours, there is a military ceremony at their funeral 以隆重的军葬礼
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with full military honours• The real leg was buried in the field of battle-with full military honours.• Memories of a man coming home for burial, with full military honours ... Such a very long time ago.• After they have been examined, they will be buried with full military honours at one of the war graves.• He was buried with full military honours in Manchester.• The service was conducted with full military honours, ending in shots being fired over Paul's coffin.• Cody was subsequently given a funeral with full military honours by the Aldershot garrison.• They are reburied with full military honours in the region's Commonwealth war graves.
10 do the honours spokenPARTY to pour the drinks, serve food etc at a social occasion 〔在社交场合上〕尽主人之谊〔指倒酒、布菜等〕
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do the honours• Good, then Francesca can do the honours from Thursday and work for him thereafter.• Bill Gates will supposedly do the honours himself at his Windows World keynote.• Outer Kent has been asked to do the honours at the next meeting. 24.• Grimes went behind the bar to do the honours.• And we must both help Mum to do the honours.
12 be an honour to somebody/something ADMIREto bring admiration and respect to your country, school, family etc because of your behaviour or achievements 是某人/某事物的光荣
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be an honour to somebody/something• Sir Walter Scott once said he was honoured to be a mere twig on the Swinton family tree.• And one which, don't get me wrong, I was honoured to stand against.• We should be honoured to see you at dinner one evening soon.• She also felt it would be an honour to have custody of the machine.• It would be an honour to have a memorial on the site.
13 be/feel honour bound to do something formalSHOULD/OUGHT TO to feel that it is your moral duty to do something 在道义上有责任做某事
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be/feel honour bound to do something• Don't you tell him either, because he'd feel honour bound to do something about it.
14 on your honour
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on your honour• But I have placed the boy on his honour.• Auguste would take it as a reflection on his honour if they were not, despite the unseasonable time of year.• They are a wild, free-spirited people, quick-tempered as Elves go, and swift to avenge any stain on their honour.
15. the honours are even used to say that the people or teams in a competition, game etc have done as well as each other or have the same score 〔比赛双方〕实力相当；比分相同
16. sex 性 [uncountableU] old useSEX/HAVE SEX WITH if a woman loses her honour, she has sex with a man she is not married to 〔妇女的〕贞操，贞节
→ guest of honour at guest1(1), maid of honour COLLOCATIONS – Meaning 1: something that makes you feel very proud 荣幸，光荣
adjectives
a great honour 莫大的荣幸
It was a great honour to meet my hero in person.
亲眼见到我的偶像真是莫大的荣幸。
a rare honour (=a very special honour that is not given to many people) 殊荣
Being asked to paint a portrait for the queen is a rare honour for any artist.
获请为女王画肖像对任何画家来说都是一项殊荣。
a dubious honour (=something that you are not sure that you should be proud of) 所谓的荣幸
nThe city has the dubious honor of being the smoggiest city in the world.
na signal honour formal (=a great honour)
verbsHe received the signal honour of becoming an Honorary Fellow of the college.
have the honour formal 有幸
As a young man, he had the honour of meeting Winston Churchill.
他年轻时有幸见到过温斯顿·丘吉尔。
do somebody the honour formal (=used when saying that you feel proud that someone has decided to do something) 为某人做某事使之感到荣幸，给面子为某人做某事
Will you do me the honour of becoming my wife?
我能否有幸娶你为妻？
n COLLOCATIONS – Meaning 2: the respect that you, your family, your country etc receive from other people, which makes you feel proud 荣誉；崇敬，敬重，敬意
verbs
bring honour to somebody/something (=make people respect someone or something)
The bravery of these men has brought honour to their regiment.
defend somebody's/something's honour (=do something to protect it when it is being attacked)
To defend his honour and his business interests, he was prepared to go to court.
save the honour of somebody/something (=stop it being lost)
Her father fought with him to save her honour.
uphold the honour of somebody/something (=defend it)
She felt duty bound to uphold the honour of her country.
restore the honour of somebody/something (=make it return to its former state)
ADJECTIVES/NOUN + honourHe would be forced to restore the honour of his family name.
national honour
For him this is a matter of both personal and national honour.
family honour
phrasesRefusal of a marriage offer is seen as an attack on the family honour.
somebody's/something's honour is at stake (=someone may lose their honour)
French people believed that the country's honour was at stake over the incident.
COLLOCATIONS – Meaning 5: strong moral beliefs and standards of behaviour that make people respect and trust you 高尚品德，气节
phrases
na man of honour
I know Tom to be a man of honour and integrity.
a matter/point/question of honour (=something you feel you must do because of your moral beliefs) 道义上的事
nTo my mum, paying bills on time is a point of honour.
na code of honour (=a set of moral rules, laws, or principles that people follow)
We abide by a strict military code of honor.
na sense of honour
Is he marrying her out of some misplaced sense of honour?
nsomebody's word of honour (=a promise based on strong moral beliefs)
I give you my word of honour that you will not be harmed.
nbe/feel honour bound to do something (=feel that you should do something, because it is morally right or your duty to do it)
My father felt honour bound to help his sister.
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honour• Des Collins, of the Royal Ontario Museum, doubts that it deserves quite such an honour.• This was not merely through the intrinsic loss but also because family status and honour were intimately linked to possession of land.• It was named in honour of our departed hero.• In 472 this feast succeeded to the torchlight procession in honour of Persephone, and that of the Lupercalia.• Guest of honour was Brigadier Garton who came up for the evening from his base at Catterick Garrison.• But instead of honour the family found only grief.• John Ridd's sense of honour is practical as well as idealistic and his motives are relevant outside their historical context.• And what life may be worth when ... the honour is gone ... I can offer no opinion.
the honour of• He was fighting for a young girl's honour, and the honour of the police-force.• So I allowed him the honour of endorsing my change of name.• Again, the grant consolidated existing ducal interests, rounding out Gloucester's influence in the honour of Pickering further east.• But surely she owed her beloved that honour at least, the honour of single combat, which is a dragon's privilege.• The Führer has given to me the honour of organizing the conference and, of course, responsibility for his safety.• Long-range marksmanship was a feature of the day and to Martin Poxon went the honour of an albatross-eagle.• The honour was historically linked with the honour of Pontefract and together they formed a single trans-Pennine power bloc.
national/family/personal etc honour• Some one had backed out of a marriage and family honour had been damaged.• In a traditional adventure story the pursuit of personal honour is drawn to an absolute conclusion.• At the heart of these have been the institutions of church and family and a code of behaviour based on personal honour.• Only a civil suit, at the very least, could wipe away the stain on family honour.• How Lord Mountbatten would have relished adding a saint to the other family honours he proudly displayed.• The family honour and all that nonsense.• Something like their national honour was at stake.
highest honour• It came to occupy the seat of highest honour in their gospel.• Council leaders want to bestow the highest honour they can in recognition of Clough's achievements with Nottingham Forest.• Avice Cam deserved the highest honour that could be given for service to others.
man of honour• Said's lawyer claimed successfully that this constituted a serious libel against his client as a man of honour.• If he makes statements from the Dispatch Box, he should be a man of honour and honour his promises.• Tom Clarke is a man of honour and integrity.• That was a trifle unexpected, but Rossmayne was a man of honour and good sense.• Lord Wyatt - a man of honour!• Among those pulling the triggers were the rising men of honour, Toto Riina and Provenzano.
honour2 British EnglishBrE, honor American English ●●○ verb [transitiveT]
1 be/feel honoured (to do something) PROUDto feel very proud and pleased （做某事）感到荣幸
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be/feel honoured (to do something)• Going down now to a place where his certainties would finally be honoured.• He, too. is convinced that a contract signed has to be honoured.• In such cases the courts have said that the promise must be honoured.• It should be remembered, and she should be honoured for it.• But, of course, writing something into a constitution does not necessarily mean that it will be honoured in practice.• Existing hardware support and service agreements will be honoured, it says.• Individual boatmen should also be honoured through clubs nominating skippers for their ability to find fish and their helpfulness towards anglers.• He doubted if his hatred of Dysart could even be honoured with the description of revenge.
2 formalCELEBRATE to show publicly that someone is respected and admired, especially by praising them or giving them a special title 给…荣誉，表彰，表扬
3 honour a promise/contract/agreement etc SCLDOto do what you have agreed to do 信守承诺/合同/协议等
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5. honour a cheque BFBif your bank honours a cheque that you have given someone, it pays the money to that person 承兑支票
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honour• Going down now to a place where his certainties would finally be honoured.• Professor's research honoured at poly A Guisborough professor's research work has been honoured with a new post at Teesside Polytechnic.• He says because my father died early in 1937 he's never been honoured for his work.• Earlier this year Cardinal Glemp repudiated this agreement but he has now been prevailed upon to honour it.• Pay scales either do not exist or are honoured mainly in the breach.• It seems a strange way to honour such an amazing phenomenon.• We hope that the factions will honour their commitment to a ceasefire in Mogadishu.• As a result, theories of the type proposed by Althusser and Poulantzas can not honour their own claims to completeness.
From Longman Business Dictionary
honourhon·our1 /ˈɒnəˈɑːnər/ British EnglishBrE, honor American EnglishAmE verb [transitiveT]COMMERCE
1honour a cheque/ticket/voucher etc if a bank, store etc honours a cheque, ticket etc, it allows it to be used
Any cheque you write up to £50 will be honoured.
Carriers must honor tickets issued by airlines that go bankrupt.
2honour a contract/agreement/promise etc to do what you have agreed or promised to do
This company always honours its contracts.
3honour your debts/commitments/obligations etc to pay money that you owe
Burundi was unable to honor its foreign debt commitments.
honourhonour2 British EnglishBrE, honor American EnglishAmE noun
1[uncountableU] the respect that people have for a person, organization etc
The incident damaged the company’s honour and credibility.
2honours written abbreviation Hons or, hons [plural] British EnglishBrE a level of university degree that is higher than the most basic level
You will need a good 2.1 honours degree.
He passed his degreewith honours.
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honour
Feelings of love, respect and admiration: love, respect, passion...
Morally good or correct behaviour: virtue, goodness, purity...
Achievements: feat, accomplishment, achievement...
Prizes and honours for other achievements: award, prize, championship...
Virginity: virginity, maidenhead, virtue...
To win a prize, or to award a prize: medal, award, walk off with...
To praise someone or something: praise, congratulate, compliment...
To keep a promise: keep, hold to, stick to...
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