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honorable adjetivo honorable( conjugate honorable)
honorable adjetivo honourable, US honorable ' honorable' also found in these entries: Spanish: digno - honesto - honrado English: honorabletr['ɒnərəbəl]1 SMALLAMERICAN ENGLISH/SMALL→ link=honourable honourable{honorable ['ɑnərəbəl] adj: honorable, honroso♦ honorably [-bli] advadj.• decoroso, -a adj.• honorable adj.• honrado, -a adj.• honroso, -a adj.• justo, -a adj.• pundonoroso, -a adj.BrE honourable 'ɑːnərəbəl, 'ɒnərəbəl adjective1)a) (honest, respectable) <person/action> honorablehe did the honorable thing and resigned — hizo lo que correspondía: dimitió
b) ( creditable) <peace/settlement> honroso2) Honourable ( in UK) tratamiento dado a representantes parlamentarios y a hijos de vizcondes, barones y condes(US) ['ɒnǝrǝbl]ADJ (=upright) honrado; [title] honorablehonourable mention — mención f honorífica
the honourable member for Woodford — (Brit) (Parl) el señor diputado de Woodford
* * *BrE honourable ['ɑːnərəbəl, 'ɒnərəbəl] adjective1)a) (honest, respectable) <person/action> honorablehe did the honorable thing and resigned — hizo lo que correspondía: dimitió
b) ( creditable) <peace/settlement> honroso2) Honourable ( in UK) tratamiento dado a representantes parlamentarios y a hijos de vizcondes, barones y condes -
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adj.honorable.* * *► adjetivo1 honourable (US honorable)* * *adj.* * *ADJ honourable, honorable (EEUU), worthy* * *adjetivo honorable** * *= honourable [honorable, -USA], venerable.Ex. So rapid has been the development of computer technology that GRACE went into honourable retirement some years ago and has been replaced by more modern equipment.Ex. The men who made the venerable and often beautiful books of the hand-press period must have loved their work.* * *adjetivo honorable** * *= honourable [honorable, -USA], venerable.Ex: So rapid has been the development of computer technology that GRACE went into honourable retirement some years ago and has been replaced by more modern equipment.
Ex: The men who made the venerable and often beautiful books of the hand-press period must have loved their work.* * *honorable*( Chi)* * *
honorable adjetivo
honorable( conjugate honorable)
honorable adjetivo honourable, US honorable
' honorable' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
digno
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English:
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* * *honorable adjhonourable* * *adj honorable, Brhonourable* * *honorable adjhonroso: honorable♦ honorablemente adv -
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adjective(Brit.)1) (worthy of respect) ehrenwert (geh.)2) (bringing credit) achtbar; (consistent with honour) ehrenvoll [Frieden, Rückzug, Entlassung]3) (ethical) rechtschaffen; redlich [Geschäftsgebaren]4) in titlethe Honourable... — ≈ der/die ehrenwerte...
the honourable gentleman/lady, the honourable member [for X] — (Brit. Parl.) der Herr/die Frau Abgeordnete [für den Wahlkreis X]; ≈ der [verehrte] Herr Kollege/die [verehrte] Frau Kollegin
* * ** * *hon·our·able, AM hon·or·able[ˈɒnərəbl̩, AM ˈɑ:nɚ-]1. (worthy) ehrenhaftan \honourable agreement ein ehrenvolles Abkommen\honourable person ehrenwerter Mensch▪ it is \honourable to do sth es ist ehrenhaft, etw zu tunthe \honourable member for Bristol West will now address us der Herr Abgeordnete für West-Bristol wird nun zu uns sprechen* * *(US) ['ɒnərəbl]adjto get an honourable mention — rühmend or lobend erwähnt werden
the Honourable member for X — der (Herr)/die (Frau) Abgeordnete für X
the Honourable member or gentleman is wrong —
I agree with my right honourable friend — ich stimme meinem geschätzten Herrn Kollegen/meiner geschätzten Frau Kollegin zu
3) (= title) Titel der jüngeren Söhne von Grafen und der Kinder von Freiherren und BaronenI didn't know he was an Honourable — ich wusste nicht, dass er adlig or ein "von" (inf) ist
* * *hon. abk1. honorary3. honorably (honourably)1. achtbar, ehrenwert3. angesehen4. redlich, rechtschaffen:he has honorable intentions, his intentions are honorable er hat ehrliche (Heirats)Absichten5. Honorable (der od die) Ehrenwerte (in GB: Titel der jüngeren Kinder der Earls und aller Kinder der Viscounts und Barone, der Ehrendamen des Hofes, der Mitglieder des Unterhauses, gewisser höherer Richter und der Bürgermeister; in USA: Titel der Mitglieder des Kongresses, hoher Regierungsbeamter, Richter und Bürgermeister):Right Honorable (der) Sehr Ehrenwerte (Titel der Earls, Viscounts, Barone, der Mitglieder des Privy Council, des Lord Mayor von London etc); → friend A 4* * *adjective(Brit.)1) (worthy of respect) ehrenwert (geh.)2) (bringing credit) achtbar; (consistent with honour) ehrenvoll [Frieden, Rückzug, Entlassung]3) (ethical) rechtschaffen; redlich [Geschäftsgebaren]4) in titlethe Honourable... — ≈ der/die ehrenwerte...
the honourable gentleman/lady, the honourable member [for X] — (Brit. Parl.) der Herr/die Frau Abgeordnete [für den Wahlkreis X]; ≈ der [verehrte] Herr Kollege/die [verehrte] Frau Kollegin
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= honor, (Amer.) see academic.ru/35483/honour">honour, honourable* * *hon·or·ablehon·our·able, AM hon·or·able[ˈɒnərəbl̩, AM ˈɑ:nɚ-]1. (worthy) ehrenhaftan \honorable agreement ein ehrenvolles Abkommen\honorable person ehrenwerter Mensch▪ it is \honorable to do sth es ist ehrenhaft, etw zu tunthe \honorable member for Bristol West will now address us der Herr Abgeordnete für West-Bristol wird nun zu uns sprechen* * *(US) ['ɒnərəbl]adjto get an honourable mention — rühmend or lobend erwähnt werden
the Honourable member for X — der (Herr)/die (Frau) Abgeordnete für X
the Honourable member or gentleman is wrong —
I agree with my right honourable friend — ich stimme meinem geschätzten Herrn Kollegen/meiner geschätzten Frau Kollegin zu
3) (= title) Titel der jüngeren Söhne von Grafen und der Kinder von Freiherren und BaronenI didn't know he was an Honourable — ich wusste nicht, dass er adlig or ein "von" (inf) ist
* * *1. achtbar, ehrenwert3. angesehen4. redlich, rechtschaffen:he has honorable intentions, his intentions are honorable er hat ehrliche (Heirats)Absichten5. Honorable (der od die) Ehrenwerte (in GB: Titel der jüngeren Kinder der Earls und aller Kinder der Viscounts und Barone, der Ehrendamen des Hofes, der Mitglieder des Unterhauses, gewisser höherer Richter und der Bürgermeister; in USA: Titel der Mitglieder des Kongresses, hoher Regierungsbeamter, Richter und Bürgermeister):Right Honorable (der) Sehr Ehrenwerte (Titel der Earls, Viscounts, Barone, der Mitglieder des Privy Council, des Lord Mayor von London etc); → friend A 4hon. abk1. honorary2. honorable (honourable)3. honorably (honourably)* * *= honor, (Amer.) see honour, honourable* * *(US) adj.ehrenwert adj. -
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adjective (having, showing, bringing or deserving honour: an honourable man.) honrado; honorabletr['ɒnərəbəl]2 (actions) honorífico,-a, honroso,-a\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLthe honourable member SMALLPOLITICS/SMALL el/la ilustre diputado,-a, el/la ilustre representantehonourable mention mención nombre femenino honoríficaadj.• decoroso, -a adj.• honorable adj.• honrado, -a adj.• honroso, -a adj.• justo, -a adj.• pundonoroso, -a adj.(US) ['ɒnǝrǝbl]ADJ (=upright) honrado; [title] honorablehonourable mention — mención f honorífica
the honourable member for Woodford — (Brit) (Parl) el señor diputado de Woodford
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ам. honour, honourable* * *ам. honour, honourable.* * *честен; почетен; почтен; почитаем;* * *ам. honour, honourable* * *honorable, honourable[´ɔnərəbl] adj 1. почтен, честен, благороден; FONT face=Times_Deutsch◊ adv honorably; 2. почетен; to give s.th. an \honorable mention специално отбелязвам (елемент от изпълнение, без да му давам бонусни точки; за съдия); 3. (като обръщение) уважаеми, почитаеми; 4. титла на синове и дъщери на барон, на почетни дами, на съдии, на членове на Камарата на общините и на американския Конгрес; most \honorable обръщение към маркиз, към кавалер на ордена Бат; right \honorable обръщение към благородник с титла по-ниска от маркиз. -
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(a) (worthy of honour) honorable;∎ the profession is still an honourable one la profession reste en honneur;∎ old-fashioned or humorous are his intentions honourable? ses intentions sont-elles honorables?;∎ he got an honourable discharge il a été rendu à la vie civile;∎ to receive (an) honourable mention (in competition) recevoir une mention spéciale∎ the (Right) Honourable le (très) honorable;∎ Parliament my honourable friend the member for Caithness mon collègue l'honorable député du Caithness;∎ Parliament the honourable member will no doubt recall... mon honorable collègue se rappellera sans doute...ⓘ HONOURABLE Cet appellatif s'utilise avant le nom de certains membres de l'aristocratie britannique: "the Honourable James Porter" ou "the Hon. James Porter". Il est également employé à la Chambre des communes lorsqu'un député parle d'un autre député: "the honourable member for Oxford". Lorsqu'un député désigne un collègue du même parti, il emploie l'expression "my honourable friend"; lorsque son interlocuteur appartient au parti opposé, le terme consacré est "the honourable gentleman" ou "the honourable lady". -
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[person, action, intentions] honorable• the Honourable... l'honorable...• the right Honourable member for Weston (British) ≈ Monsieur (or Madame) le député de Weston* * *GB, honorable US ['ɒnərəbl] adjective1) ( principled) honnête2) ( worthy) honorable3) ( in titles)the Honourable Gentleman — Politics Monsieur le député
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honorable [ɔnɔʀabl]adjectiveb. ( = suffisant) [notes, résultats] respectable* * *ɔnɔʀabl1) ( respectable) [personne, métier, reddition] honourable [BrE]; [compagnie, marque] venerable2) ( suffisant) [classement, score] creditable; [moyens financiers, nombre, proportion] sizable; [salaire] decent* * *ɔnɔʀabl adj1) (personne) worthy, honourable Grande-Bretagne honorable USA2) (résultat) commendable* * *honorable adj1 ( respectable) [personne, métier, reddition] honourableGB; [compagnie, marque] venerable; notre très honorable président our most honourableGB president; sortie honorable honourableGB way out;2 ( suffisant) [classement, score] creditable; [moyens financiers, nombre, proportion] sizable; [salaire] decent; une très honorable douzième place a very creditable twelfth place; une contribution très honorable a very sizable contribution.honorable correspondant ( agent secret) man; notre honorable correspondant à la Havane our man in Havana.[ɔnɔrabl] adjectif2. (humoristique) [avant le nom]son bulletin scolaire est tout à fait honorable/est honorable sans plus her school report is quite satisfactory/is just satisfactory -
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honorable ['ɒnərəbl] aggettivo1) (principled)2) (worthy) [profession, tradition] onorevole, onorabile, onorato; (consistent with self-respect) [defeat, victory, performance] onorevole3) (in titles)the Honourable Gentleman — pol. l'onorevole
* * *adjective (having, showing, bringing or deserving honour: an honourable man.) onorabile* * *honourable, ( USA) honorable /ˈɒnrəbl/a.1 onorevole; d'onore; onorabile; onorato; onesto: Her intentions are honourable, le sue intenzioni sono oneste; an honourable peace, una pace onorevole2 (in GB) Honourable, «Honourable» NOTE DI CULTURA: Honourable: è il titolo che spetta a molti Pari d'Inghilterra: Most Honourable, «Onorevolissimo», è il titolo dato a marchesi, a insigniti dell'«Order of Bath» e a membri del «Privy Council»; Right Honourable, «Molto Onorevole», è il titolo dato a nobili di grado inferiore a quello di marchese; Honourable è usato, inoltre, da un membro dei Comuni quando si riferisce a un collega● (mil.) honourable dismissal, congedo ‘onorevole’ ( non esiste in Italia) □ honourable mention, menzione onorevole; citazione speciale ( concessa da una giuria, ecc.)honourableness, ( USA) honorablenessn. [u]onorabilità; onoratezza; onestàhonourably, ( USA) honorablyavv.onorevolmente.* * *honorable ['ɒnərəbl] aggettivo1) (principled)2) (worthy) [profession, tradition] onorevole, onorabile, onorato; (consistent with self-respect) [defeat, victory, performance] onorevole3) (in titles)the Honourable Gentleman — pol. l'onorevole
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1 ( principled) [man, woman, intention] honnête ; to do the honourable thing faire la seule chose convenable ; it is/it is not honourable to do c'est/ce n'est pas honnête de faire ;2 ( worthy) [calling, profession, tradition] honorable ;3 ( consistent with self-respect) [defeat, victory, war, peace, settlement, performance] honorable ;4 ⇒ Forms of address ( in titles) the Honourable Mr Justice Jones le Juge Jones ; the Honourable Gentleman/Lady Pol Monsieur/Madame le député ; my Honourable friend GB Pol mon honorable collègue. -
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honourable — adj. BE; AE spelling: honorable honourable to + inf. (it is not honourable to deceive them with false promises) * * * [ ɒn(ə)rəb(ə)l] honourable to + inf. (it is not honourable to deceive them with false promises) … Combinatory dictionary
honorable — [ ɔnɔrabl ] adj. • déb. XIIe; lat. honorabilis 1 ♦ Qui mérite d être honoré, estimé. ⇒ digne, estimable, respectable. Une famille honorable. Par plais. L honorable compagnie. ♢ (XIXe; d apr. l angl. honourable) Qualifiant un député. Je répondrai… … Encyclopédie Universelle
honourable — adj BrE honorable AmE 1.) an honourable action or activity deserves respect and admiration ▪ My father didn t think acting was an honorable profession. 2.) behaving in a way that is morally correct and shows you have high moral standards ▪ a… … Dictionary of contemporary English
honourable — British English spelling of HONORABLE (Cf. honorable); also see OR (Cf. or). Related: Honourably … Etymology dictionary
honourable — (Brit.) hon·our·a·ble || É‘nÉ™rÉ™bl / É’n adj. deserving of respect and admiration; trustworthy, reliable, upright, principled (also honorable) n. one who is honest or principled; one who holds the title of Honorable (title of respect given to … English contemporary dictionary
honorable — [än′ər ə bəl] adj. [ME honourable < OFr honorable < L honorabilis < honor] 1. worthy of being honored; specif., a) [H ] of, or having a position of, high rank or worth: used as a title of courtesy for certain officials and for the… … English World dictionary
honourable mention — honourable mentions N COUNT If something that you do in a competition is given an honourable mention, it receives special praise from the judges although it does not actually win a prize. (in AM, use honorable mention) … English dictionary
honourable — (US honorable) ► ADJECTIVE 1) bringing or worthy of honour. 2) (Honourable) a title given to certain high officials, members of the nobility, and MPs. DERIVATIVES honourably adverb … English terms dictionary
honorable — (Amer.) n. one who is honest or principled; one who holds the title of Honorable (title of respect given to certain high ranking officials; British courtesy title given to the children of peers below the rank of Marquis) adj. deserving of respect … English contemporary dictionary
honorable — (Brit. honourable) ► ADJECTIVE 1) bringing or worthy of honour. 2) (Honorable) a title given to certain high officials, members of the nobility, and MPs. DERIVATIVES honorably adverb … English terms dictionary
honourable mention — BrE honorable mention AmE n a special honour in a competition for work that was of high quality but did not get a prize … Dictionary of contemporary English
