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honored

/ˈɒn.əd/

/ˈɑː.nɚd/

honoredadjective

more honored

Comp.

most honored

Super.

/ˈɒn.əd/

/ˈɑː.nɚd/

Translations

почётныйоб официально почётном статусе, звании или роли

The honored guest was welcomed at the front of the hall.

Почётного гостя встретили у входа в зал.

уважаемыйо человеке, пользующемся уважением

The honored professor is speaking tonight.

Уважаемый профессор выступает сегодня вечером.

польщённыйо приятном чувстве из-за оказанной чести

I was honored to be invited to the ceremony.

Я был польщён, что меня пригласили на церемонию.

заслуженныйо человеке, официально отмеченном за заслуги

The honored scientist accepted the medal before a packed audience.

Заслуженный учёный принял медаль перед переполненным залом.

Additional translations

чтимыйвысок., книжн. о человеке, которого чтят

удостоенныйкнижн. об официально отмеченном человеке

почтенныйвысок. о человеке, вызывающем почтение

Definitions

Feeling pleased and grateful because of special recognition, attention, or a privilege.

I was honored to be invited to the ceremony.

Having been given official recognition or distinction for an achievement.

The honored scientist accepted the medal before a packed audience.

Held in high respect; regarded with honor.

The honored guest was welcomed at the front of the hall.

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honorverb

honored

Past Simple

honored

Past Simple

honored

Past Participle

honoring

Gerund

/ˈɒn.ə/

/ˈɑː.nɚ/

Translations

чтить

We should honor our ancestors by remembering their sacrifices.

Мы должны чтить наших предков, помня об их жертвах.

уважать

It is important to honor the wishes of others.

Важно уважать желания других.

почитать

They honor their teacher by following his teachings.

Они почитают своего учителя, следуя его учениям.

Additional translations

одаривать

Definitions

To regard or treat with respect and admiration.

The community gathered to honor the local hero for his bravery.

To fulfill or keep (an agreement or promise).

She promised to honor her commitment to the project despite the challenges.

To confer distinction upon someone or something.

The university will honor the scientist with an honorary degree for her contributions to the field.

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honornoun

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High respect or esteem.

She received the award with great honor.

A privilege or special recognition.

It was an honor to be invited to the ceremony.

A title of respect given to judges and some other officials.

The lawyer addressed the judge as 'Your Honor'.

A person or thing that brings credit.

He is an honor to his family.

A code of integrity and dignity, often associated with a group or profession.

The soldiers lived by a strict code of honor.

Adherence to what is right or to a conventional standard of conduct; personal integrity.

He refused the bribe, acting out of honor.

In certain card games, any of the high-ranking cards, especially an ace, king, queen, jack, or ten of the trump suit (or of any suit at no-trump).

She scored extra points for holding four honors in hearts.

Golf: the right of a player to tee off first, earned by having the lowest score on the preceding hole.

After his birdie at the fifth, he had the honor on the next tee.

honoradjective

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Given, done, or serving as a mark of respect or distinction.

An honor guard escorted the president.