honor 音标拼音: ['ɑnɚ]
n . 荣誉,头衔,信用,尊敬,名誉,阁下,勋章
vt . 尊敬,授予荣誉,承兑,实践
荣誉,头衔,信用,尊敬,名誉,阁下,勋章尊敬,授予荣誉,承兑,实践
honor n 1 :
a tangible symbol signifying approval or distinction ; "
an award for bravery " [
synonym : {
award }, {
accolade }, {
honor },
{
honour }, {
laurels }]
2 :
the state of being honored [
synonym : {
honor }, {
honour },
{
laurels }] [
ant : {
dishonor }, {
dishonour }]
3 :
the quality of being honorable and having a good name ; "
a man of honor " [
synonym : {
honor }, {
honour }] [
ant : {
dishonor },
{
dishonour }]
4 :
a woman '
s virtue or chastity [
synonym : {
honor }, {
honour },
{
purity }, {
pureness }]
v 1 :
bestow honor or rewards upon ; "
Today we honor our soldiers "; "
The scout was rewarded for courageous action "
[
synonym : {
honor }, {
honour }, {
reward }] [
ant : {
attaint },
{
disgrace }, {
dishonor }, {
dishonour }, {
shame }]
2 :
show respect towards ; "
honor your parents !" [
synonym : {
respect },
{
honor }, {
honour }, {
abide by }, {
observe }] [
ant : {
disrespect }]
3 :
accept as pay ; "
we honor checks and drafts " [
synonym : {
honor },
{
honour }] [
ant : {
dishonor }, {
dishonour }]
Honor \
Hon "
or \ ([
o ^]
n "[~
e ]
r ),
n . [
OE .
honor ,
honour ,
onour ,
onur ,
OF .
honor ,
onor ,
honur ,
onur ,
honour ,
onour ,
F .
honneur ,
fr .
L .
honor ,
honos .] [
Written also {
honour }.]
1 .
Esteem due or paid to worth ;
high estimation ;
respect ;
consideration ;
reverence ;
veneration ;
manifestation of respect or reverence .
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A prophet is not without honor ,
save in his own country . --
Matt .
xiii .
57 .
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2 .
That which rightfully attracts esteem ,
respect ,
or consideration ;
self -
respect ;
dignity ;
courage ;
fidelity ;
especially ,
excellence of character ;
high moral worth ;
virtue ;
nobleness .
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Godlike erect ,
with native honor clad . --
Milton .
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3 .
Purity ;
chastity ; --
a term applied mostly to women ,
but becoming uncommon in usage .
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If she have forgot Honor and virtue . --
Shak .
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4 .
A nice sense of what is right ,
just ,
and true ,
with course of life correspondent thereto ;
strict conformity to the duty imposed by conscience ,
position ,
or privilege ;
integrity ;
uprightness ;
trustworthness .
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Say ,
what is honor ? '
T is the finest sense Of justice which the human mind can frame ,
Intent each lurking frailty to disclaim ,
And guard the way of life from all offense Suffered or done . --
Wordsworth .
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I could not love thee ,
dear ,
so much ,
Loved I not honor more . --
Lovelace .
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5 .
That to which esteem or consideration is paid ;
distinguished position ;
high rank . "
Restored me to my honors ." --
Shak .
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I have given thee . . .
both riches ,
and honor . --
1 Kings iii .
13 .
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Thou art clothed with honor and majesty . --
Ps .
civ .
1 .
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6 .
Fame ;
reputation ;
credit .
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Some in their actions do woo ,
and affect honor and reputation . --
Bacon .
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If my honor is meant anything distinct from conscience , '
t is no more than a regard to the censure and esteem of the world . --
Rogers .
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7 .
A token of esteem paid to worth ;
a mark of respect ;
a ceremonial sign of consideration ;
as ,
he wore an honor on his breast ;
military honors ;
civil honors . "
Their funeral honors ." --
Dryden .
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8 .
A cause of respect and fame ;
a glory ;
an excellency ;
an ornament ;
as ,
he is an honor to his nation .
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9 .
A title applied to the holders of certain honorable civil offices ,
or to persons of rank ;
as ,
His Honor the Mayor .
See Note under {
Honorable }.
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10 . (
Feud .
Law )
A seigniory or lordship held of the king ,
on which other lordships and manors depended . --
Cowell .
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11 .
pl .
Academic or university prizes or distinctions ;
as ,
honors in classics .
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12 .
pl . (
Whist )
The ace ,
king ,
queen ,
and jack of trumps .
The ten and nine are sometimes called {
Dutch honors }. --
R .
A .
Proctor .
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{
Affair of honor },
a dispute to be decided by a duel ,
or the duel itself .
{
Court of honor },
a court or tribunal to investigate and decide questions relating to points of honor ;
as a court of chivalry ,
or a military court to investigate acts or omissions which are unofficerlike or ungentlemanly in their nature .
{
Debt of honor },
a debt contracted by a verbal promise ,
or by betting or gambling ,
considered more binding than if recoverable by law .
{
Honor bright !}
An assurance of truth or fidelity . [
Colloq .]
{
Honor court } (
Feudal Law ),
one held in an honor or seignory .
{
Honor point }. (
Her .)
See {
Escutcheon }.
{
Honors of war } (
Mil .),
distinctions granted to a vanquished enemy ,
as of marching out from a camp or town armed ,
and with colors flying .
{
Law of honor }
or {
Code of honor },
certain rules by which social intercourse is regulated among persons of fashion ,
and which are founded on a regard to reputation . --
Paley .
{
Maid of honor },
(
a )
a lady of rank ,
whose duty it is to attend the queen when she appears in public .
(
b )
the bride '
s principle attendant at a wedding ,
if unmarried .
If married ,
she is referred to as the {
matron of honor }.
{
On one '
s honor },
on the pledge of one '
s honor ;
as ,
the members of the House of Lords in Great Britain ,
are not under oath ,
but give their statements or verdicts on their honor .
{
Point of honor },
a scruple or nice distinction in matters affecting one '
s honor ;
as ,
he raised a point of honor .
{
To do the honors },
to bestow honor ,
as on a guest ;
to act as host or hostess at an entertainment . "
To do the honors and to give the word ." --
Pope .
{
To do one honor },
to confer distinction upon one .
{
To have the honor },
to have the privilege or distinction .
{
Word of honor },
an engagement confirmed by a pledge of honor .
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Honor \
Hon "
or \,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Honored } ([
o ^]
n "[~
e ]
rd );
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Honoring }.] [
OE .
honouren ,
onouren ,
OF .
honorer ,
honourer ,
F .
honorer ,
fr .
L .
honorare ,
fr .
honor ,
n .]
1 .
To regard or treat with honor ,
esteem ,
or respect ;
to revere ;
to treat with deference and submission ;
when used of the Supreme Being ,
to reverence ;
to adore ;
to worship .
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Honor thy father and thy mother . --
Ex .
xx .
12 .
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That all men should honor the Son ,
even as they honor the Father . --
John v .
23 .
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It is a custom More honor '
d in the breach than the observance .
--
Shak .
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2 .
To dignify ;
to raise to distinction or notice ;
to bestow honor upon ;
to elevate in rank or station ;
to ennoble ;
to exalt ;
to glorify ;
hence ,
to do something to honor ;
to treat in a complimentary manner or with civility .
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Thus shall it be done to the man whom the king delighten to honor . --
Esther vi .
9 .
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The name of Cassius honors this corruption . --
Shak .
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3 . (
Com .)
To accept and pay when due ;
as ,
to honora bill of exchange .
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337 Moby Thesaurus words for "
honor ":
abide by ,
accept ,
acclaim ,
accolade ,
accord respect to ,
account ,
accounting for ,
acknowledgment ,
acres ,
adhere to ,
administer ,
admiration ,
admire ,
adoration ,
adore ,
adorn ,
adulate ,
adulation ,
aggrandize ,
amortize ,
answerability ,
apotheosis ,
apotheosize ,
application ,
appreciate ,
appreciation ,
approbation ,
approval ,
approve ,
arrogation ,
ascription ,
assignation ,
assignment ,
assured probity ,
attachment ,
attribution ,
audition ,
award ,
awe ,
badge ,
bays ,
beat the drum ,
bepraisement ,
bestow honor upon ,
blame ,
blamelessness ,
blessing ,
blotlessness ,
blow the trumpet ,
blue book ,
breathless adoration ,
carry out ,
carry through ,
cash ,
celebrate ,
celebrity ,
character ,
charge ,
chastity ,
chattels real ,
cite ,
cleanliness ,
cleanness ,
clear ,
commemorate ,
complete ,
compliment ,
confer distinction on ,
congratulation ,
connection with ,
consideration ,
courtesy ,
credit ,
crown ,
crown with laurel ,
decency ,
decorate ,
decoration ,
defer to ,
deference ,
deification ,
deify ,
delight ,
demesne ,
derivation from ,
devotion ,
dignify ,
dignity ,
discharge ,
distinction ,
distinguish ,
do honor ,
do service ,
domain ,
dress ship ,
duty ,
effect ,
effectuate ,
eloge ,
eminence ,
encomium ,
enforce ,
ennoble ,
entertain respect for ,
erect ,
erectness ,
esteem ,
estimableness ,
estimation ,
etiology ,
eulogium ,
eulogize ,
eulogy ,
exaggerated respect ,
exalt ,
exaltation ,
exam ,
examen ,
examination ,
excessive praise ,
execute ,
fairness ,
fame ,
favor ,
fill out ,
final ,
final examination ,
fire a salute ,
flattery ,
fulfill ,
glorification ,
glorify ,
glory ,
good character ,
goodness ,
grace ,
great go ,
great respect ,
greatness ,
grounds ,
hail ,
hallow ,
handle ,
hearing ,
hero worship ,
hero -
worship ,
high ideals ,
high principles ,
high regard ,
high -
mindedness ,
hold in esteem ,
hold in reverence ,
hold jubilee ,
homage ,
hommage ,
honesty ,
honorableness ,
honorific ,
honors ,
idolatry ,
idolization ,
idolize ,
idolizing ,
illustriousness ,
immaculacy ,
immaculateness ,
implement ,
imputation ,
incorruption ,
innocence ,
integrity ,
irreproachability ,
irreproachableness ,
joy ,
jubilate ,
jubilize ,
justice ,
justness ,
keep ,
kudos ,
land ,
landed property ,
lands ,
laud ,
laudation ,
laurels ,
lift ,
lionizing ,
liquidate ,
live up to ,
look up to ,
lot ,
lots ,
maffick ,
magnification ,
magnify ,
maintain ,
make ,
make accounts square ,
make merry ,
make out ,
manor ,
mark ,
meed of praise ,
meet ,
memorability ,
memorialize ,
messuage ,
midsemester ,
midterm ,
moral excellence ,
moral strength ,
morality ,
nobility ,
notability ,
noteworthiness ,
obeisance ,
observe ,
oral ,
oral examination ,
overpraise ,
paean ,
palaetiology ,
panegyric ,
parcel ,
pay ,
pay homage to ,
pay in full ,
pay off ,
pay regard to ,
pay the bill ,
pay the shot ,
pay tribute ,
pay up ,
placement ,
plat ,
pleasure ,
plot ,
praedium ,
praise ,
prelim ,
prestige ,
principles ,
privilege ,
prize ,
probity ,
prominence ,
promulgate ,
property ,
prosecute ,
pureness ,
purity ,
put in force ,
put through ,
quadrat ,
quiz ,
real estate ,
real property ,
realty ,
recognition ,
rectitude ,
redeem ,
reference to ,
regard ,
remarkableness ,
render ,
render honor to ,
renown ,
reputability ,
reputation ,
repute ,
respect ,
respectability ,
responsibility ,
retire ,
revere ,
reverence ,
reverential regard ,
righteousness ,
saddling ,
salience ,
salute ,
satisfy ,
settle ,
sexual innocence ,
signalize ,
snowiness ,
solemnize ,
solemnly mark ,
sound a fanfare ,
spotlessness ,
square ,
square accounts ,
stainlessness ,
strike a balance ,
sublime ,
taintlessness ,
take up ,
take -
home examination ,
tenements ,
test ,
think highly of ,
think much of ,
think well of ,
title ,
toft ,
transact ,
trial ,
tribute ,
tripos ,
unblemishedness ,
unblottedness ,
uncorruptness ,
undefiledness ,
unimpeachability ,
unimpeachableness ,
unsoiledness ,
unspottedness ,
unstainedness ,
unsulliedness ,
untaintedness ,
uprear ,
uprightness ,
upstandingness ,
value ,
venerate ,
veneration ,
virginity ,
virtue ,
virtuousness ,
viva ,
whiteness ,
worship ,
worth ,
worthiness ,
written ,
written examination HONOR .
High estimation .
A testimony of high estimation .
Dignity .
Reputation .
Dignified respect of character springing from probity ,
principle ,
or moral rectitude .
A duel is not justified by any insult to our honor .
Honor is also employed to signify integrity in a judge ,
courage in a soldier ,
and chastity in a woman .
To deprive a woman of her honor is ,
in some cases ,
punished as a public wrong ,
and by an action for the recovery of damages done to the relative rights of a husband or a father .
Vide Criminal conversation .
2 .
In England ,
when a peer of parliament is sitting judicially in that body ,
his pledge of honor is received instead of an oath ;
and in courts of equity ,
peers ,
peeresses ,
and lords of parliament ,
answer on their honor only .
But the courts of common law know no such distinction .
It is needless to add ,
that as we are not encumbered by a nobility ,
there is no such distinction in the United States ,
all persons being equal in the eye of the law .
HONOR ,
Eng .
law .
The seigniory of a lord paramount .
2 Bl .
Com .
9f .
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