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soporific: adjective and adverb
horrific: adjective and adverb
honorary: I. adjective and adverb II. noun
honourable: adjective and adverb
terrific: adjective and adverb
prolific: adjective and adverb
honour: I. noun II. transitive verb (Vakat)
orifice: noun

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soporific [ˌsɒpəˈrıfık] ADJ

催眠的 cuīmiánde

horrific [hɒˈrıfık] ADJ

非常可怕的 fēicháng kěpà de

I . honorary [ˈɒnərərı] ADJ

1. honorary:

名誉的 míngyùde

an honorary chairman

2. honorary:

荣誉的 róngyùde

II . honorary [ˈɒnərərı] N

名誉学位(获得者) míngyù xuéwèi

名誉称号 míngyù chēnghào

▶ honorarily ADV

honourable, honorable Am [ˈɒnərəbl] ADJ

1. honourable:

荣誉的 róngyùde

光荣的 guāngróngde

honourable deeds

2. honourable:

可敬的 kějìngde

高尚的 gāoshàngde

▶ hono(u)rably ADV

terrific [təˈrıfık] ADJ inf

1. terrific:

极好的 jíhǎode

2. terrific:

极大的 jídàde

惊人的 jīngrénde

prolific [prəˈlıfık] ADJ

多产的 duōchǎnde

多育的 duōyùde

富于创造力的 fùyú chuàngzàolì de

a prolific writer

多产的作家

▶ prolifically ADV

▶ prolificness N

I . honour, honor Am [ˈɒnə] N

1. honour:

荣誉 róngyù

a man of honour

一个有高尚品格的人

2. honour:

名誉 míngyù

信用 xìnyòng

business honour

3. honour:

崇敬 chóngjìng

尊敬 zūnjìng

hold sb in honour

4. honour:

[常与Your, His或Her连用] 阁下 géxià

His Honour the Mayor

5. honour:

光荣 guāngróng

荣幸 róngxìng

6. honour [常作复数]:

学生的优异成绩(奖金) xuéshēng de yōuyì chéngjī

II . honour, honor Am [ˈɒnə] VB trans

1. honour:

敬重 jìngzhòng

尊敬 zūnjìng

2. honour:

使荣耀 shǐ róngyào

The President is honouring us with his presence.

总统的光临使我们不胜荣幸。

3. honour:

承兑 chéngduì

执行 zhíxíng

honour, honor Am [ˈɒnə]

on one's hono(u)r

以自己的名誉(或担保)担保 yǐ zìjǐ de míngyù dānbǎo

I was on my hono(u)r not to tell the secret.

我用人格担保保守秘密。

orifice [ˈɒrıfıs] N

口 kǒu

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Some districts are styled as boroughs, cities, or royal boroughs; these are purely honorific titles, and do not alter the status of the district. en.wikipedia.org

Because it is the most common honorific, it is also the most often used to convert common nouns into proper ones, as seen below. en.wikipedia.org

Most, if not all, modern states have honorific orders and decorations of some kind, and those are sometimes called orders of knighthood. en.wikipedia.org

In the case of phrasal verbs the honorific "o" appears before the entire phrase, not simply the verb, as in, from. en.wikipedia.org

This position typically came with the honorific title of "patrician". en.wikipedia.org

Its meaning has evolved in quite similar manner, to the honorific today signifying a married woman. en.wikipedia.org

It is also used as an honorific for abbots of monasteries. en.wikipedia.org

The honorific was often accorded to the untitled gentry (e.g., knights or younger sons of noblemen), priests, or other people of distinction. en.wikipedia.org

There are separate honorific pronouns used to address a priest ("ksidz"), a nun or nurse ("siostra"). en.wikipedia.org

An honorific is a word or expression (often a pronoun) that conveys respect when used in addressing or referring to a person or animal. en.wikipedia.org

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