honour

honour
BE; AE spelling: honor
I
n.
respect
credit

1) to bring, do honour to (she brought honour to her family)

2) an honour to (he is an honour to his school)

3) in smb.'s honour; in honour of (to give a reception in smb.'s honour)

distinction
recognition

4) to win (an) honour

5) to confer an honour on

6) a dubious; great, high honour

7) an honour that + clause (it was a great honour that we were chosen)

8) (to graduate) with honours

privilege

9) to have the honour (may I have the honour of your company?)

10) an honour to + inf. (it was an honour to serve with you)

integrity
reputation

11) to stake one's honour on smt.

12) one's word of honour; an affair of honour

13) on one's (word of) honour

rite

14) to do the honours ('to serve as host')

15) military honours (to be buried with full military honours)

misc.

16) a (military) guard of honour

II
v.

1) (D; tr.) to honour as (she was honoured as a community leader)

2) (D; tr.) to honour with


Combinatory dictionary. 2013.

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