honorific

/on-uh-rif-ik/US // ˌɒn əˈrɪf ɪk //UK // (ˌɒnəˈrɪfɪk) //

尊称,尊贵的,尊贵,尊号

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : Also hon·or·if·i·cal. doing or conferring honor.
- : conveying honor, as a title or a grammatical form used in speaking to or about a superior, elder, etc.

n.名词 noun

1
- : a class of forms used to show respect, especially in direct address.
- : a title or term of respect.

as intitle

Synonyms

The meaning of this title may have been honorific, but it is also striking.
She does not carry the honorific title HRH as she is descended through the female line.
Ab eo igitur tpore Patres nostros perhumaniter habuit, atque honorific in omnibus, mensque benign accepit.
"Yes, Sir William—Mr. Fred," the man replied, evidently somewhat doubtful as to whether he was right in using the honorific.
Abstention from labour is not only a honorific or meritorious act, but it presently comes to be a requisite of decency.
They are unprofitable servants, and there is an honorific implication for their master in their remaining unprofitable.
In order to completeness and full acceptability to the consumer it must also show the honorific element.

/on-uh-rif-ik/US // ˌɒn əˈrɪf ɪk //UK // (ˌɒnəˈrɪfɪk) //

尊称,尊贵的,尊贵,尊号

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : Also hon·or·if·i·cal. doing or conferring honor.
- : conveying honor, as a title or a grammatical form used in speaking to or about a superior, elder, etc.

n.名词 noun

1
- : a class of forms used to show respect, especially in direct address.
- : a title or term of respect.

as intitle

Synonyms

The meaning of this title may have been honorific, but it is also striking.
She does not carry the honorific title HRH as she is descended through the female line.
Ab eo igitur tpore Patres nostros perhumaniter habuit, atque honorific in omnibus, mensque benign accepit.
"Yes, Sir William—Mr. Fred," the man replied, evidently somewhat doubtful as to whether he was right in using the honorific.
Abstention from labour is not only a honorific or meritorious act, but it presently comes to be a requisite of decency.
They are unprofitable servants, and there is an honorific implication for their master in their remaining unprofitable.
In order to completeness and full acceptability to the consumer it must also show the honorific element.