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honours

Aussprache: [ˈɒnəz]

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Kontext: „recognition“

(noun) special praise or awards that show respect for someone’s achievements or good behavior. When people do something really well, they might receive honors to celebrate that.

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She received honors for her excellent grades in school.

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He didn't receive any honors despite his hard work in the project.

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What honors did you earn last year?

Kontext: „responsibility“

(noun) a special duty or position that requires respect. It can be something like being the best man at a wedding or leading a group.

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It was an honor to be chosen as the class president.

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He felt it was a burden, not an honor, to be in charge of the event.

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What honors and duties have you taken on in your community?

Kontext: „recognition“

(verb) to show respect or pay tribute to someone for what they have done. This can be through awards, ceremonies, or simply by acknowledging their efforts.

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We will honor our teachers at a special ceremony next week.

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They didn’t honor her contributions even though she worked very hard.

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How can we honor those who helped us?

Kontext: „promise“

(verb) to keep a promise or agreement. If you make a commitment, to honor it means to follow through.

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I will honor my promise to help you with your homework.

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He did not honor his commitment to attend the meeting.

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Will you honor your promise to join us for dinner?

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