Honor with Meaning in English
expression
ˈɑnɝ/ /ˈwɪð/, /ˈwɪθ/, /wɪð/, /wɪθ
AH-nur with
ˈɒnɐ/ /wˈɪð
ON-uh with
Definition
To give someone special recognition or respect by giving them something, such as an award, title, or opportunity.
Usage & Nuances
Often used in formal or official contexts when someone receives something as a mark of respect ('honor with an award', 'honor with a visit'). Common with objects of recognition and ceremonies. Not typically used for everyday compliments.
Spanish: honrar conPortuguese (BR): honrar comPortuguese (PT): honrar comChinese (Simplified): 用……来表彰 - 以……来荣誉Chinese (Traditional): 用……來表彰 - 以……來榮譽Hindi: से सम्मानित करनाArabic: يُكَرِّم بـِBengali: সম্মানিত করা (কিছু দিয়ে)Russian: наградить (чем-либо) - удостоить (чем-либо)Japanese: 〜で称えるVietnamese: vinh danh bằngKorean: ~로 영예를 주다Turkish: ile onurlandırmakUrdu: سے نوازناIndonesian: memberikan kehormatan dengan
Example Sentences
The mayor honored the student with a special award.
basic
They honored her with a standing ovation at the ceremony.
basic
We will honor him with a plaque for his years of service.
basic
The university honored her with an honorary degree.
natural
The team was honored with a parade after their big win.
natural
She felt truly grateful to be honored with such an important responsibility.
natural