n.荣誉，光荣，尊敬，荣幸，尊重，崇敬，正义感，道义，节操，引起尊敬（或尊重、崇敬）的人（或事物），（为表扬某人的）奖励，荣誉称号，头衔，大学荣誉学位课程，优异成绩，法官大人，最大点数的牌
vt.尊敬，尊重(某人)，给予表扬(或奖励、头衔、称号)，信守，执行(承诺)

原形：honour第三人称单数：honours复数：honours过去式：honoured过去分词：honoured现在分词：honouring

We remove our hats to honour the flag.
我们脱帽向国旗致敬。
Eric is an honour to his country.
埃里克是祖国的光荣。
To honour his memory, we established a scholarship in his name.
为了纪念他，我们以他的名字设立了奖学金。
It is an honour to be invited to speak at such a prestigious conference.
被邀请在如此有声望的会议上发言是一种荣誉。
We will always remember the sacrifices made by our forefathers with great honour.
我们将永远怀着崇高的敬意铭记先辈们的牺牲。
She was awarded an honour for her outstanding contribution to science.
她因其对科学的杰出贡献而获得了荣誉。
In Japan, it is customary to bow as a sign of respect and honour.
在日本，鞠躬是表示尊重和敬意的传统习俗。
He felt deeply honoured when his book was chosen as the bestseller of the year.
当他的书被评为年度畅销书时，他深感荣幸。
The soldiers fought bravely to uphold the honour of their country.
士兵们英勇战斗，维护国家的荣誉。
The athlete was given a special honour for breaking the world record.
这位运动员因打破世界纪录而获得特别荣誉。
The university conferred an honorary degree upon the renowned physicist.
大学授予了这位著名物理学家名誉学位。
We honour the wisdom of our elders by listening to their experiences and learning from them.
我们通过倾听并从他们的经验中学习，来尊敬长者的智慧。