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1 honorable
= 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. -
2 honourable
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
* * *(UK) adj.ehrenwert adj. adj.ehrenhaft adj.
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