honour
英 [ˈɒn.ər]
美 [ˈɑː.nɚ]
- n. 荣誉;尊敬;勋章
- vt. 尊敬;[金融] 承兑;承兑远期票据
- n. (Honour)人名;(英)昂纳
将“honour”记忆为“ho-(头)nour(营养)”,想象一个头戴着荣誉(营养)光环的人,这样的形象可以帮助你记住单词的含义和拼写。
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honour: [12] English acquired honour via Old French honour from honōr-, the stem form of Latin honōs (later honor). It is not known where the Latin word came from. Derivatives to reach English include honest, honesty, honorary [17], and honorarium [17] (which in Latin denoted virtually a bribe paid in order to get appointed to an honorary post).
=> honest, honesty
- honour
- chiefly British English spelling of honor; also see -or. Related: Honoured; honouring; honours.
- 1. I impressed on him what a huge honour he was being offered.
- 我让他铭记他当时被授予了多么大的荣誉。
- 2. Caste is defined primarily by social honour attained through personal life-style.
- 社会等级制度主要是通过个人生活方式赢得的社会荣誉来确定。
- 3. The two sides agreed to honour a new ceasefire.
- 双方同意执行新的停火协议。
- 4. On the following day a feast was given in King John's honour.
- 第二天设宴款待约翰王。
- 5. Ellsworth was a martyr to his sense of honour and responsibility.
- 埃尔斯沃思深为自己的荣誉感和责任感所累。