adj.表示尊敬的
n.(尤指东方语中所用的)敬语；【语】敬语；尊称

He was addressed with the honorific "Your Excellency.
他被尊称为“阁下”。
She is known to her students by the honorific title of Professor.
她被学生们尊称为教授。
The king requested that everyone address him with the proper honorifics.
国王要求每个人都用恰当的敬称称呼他。
In Japan, it's customary to use honorific suffixes when addressing someone older or in a position of authority.
在日本，对长辈或权威人士使用敬语后缀是常见的礼节。
He earned the honorific nickname "The Iron Man" for his incredible stamina on the field.
因为他在场上的惊人耐力，他赢得了“铁人”的荣誉绰号。
The diplomat was given the honorific rank of ambassador upon arriving at his post.
外交官抵达岗位时被授予大使的荣誉称号。
The president received an honorary doctorate from the university.
总统获得了该大学颁发的名誉博士学位。
The author was bestowed the honorific title of National Treasure Writer for her literary contributions.
这位作家因其文学贡献被授予“国宝级作家”的荣誉头衔。
It is considered impolite not to use honorifics when speaking to elders in many Asian cultures.
在许多亚洲文化中，不使用敬称与长辈交谈被认为是不礼貌的。
During his visit, the prime minister was accorded all the traditional honorifics and ceremonies.
在访问期间，首相受到了所有传统的荣誉和仪式的款待。