| 释义 |
honorary美 ['ɑnə.reri] 英 ['ɒnərəri] - adj.荣誉的；无报酬的；义务的；被待作…成员的
- n.名誉学位；获名誉学位者；名誉团体；〈古〉同“honorarium”
- 网络名誉的；名誉上的；道义上的
adj.+n. honorary President,honorary member,honorary chairman,honorary title,honorary doctor adj. nominal,token,symbolic,titular,unpaid 1. | 荣誉的given as an honour, without the person having to have the usual qualifications |
| an honorary doctorate/degree 荣誉博士学位；荣誉学位 |
| the honorary president 名誉校长 | | The post of treasurer is a purely honorary position. 司库的职位纯属义务性质。 |
3. | 被待作…成员的treated like a member of a group without actually belonging to it |
| She was treated as an honorary man. 她得到了男子般的待遇。 |
adj. | 1. given, elected, or awarded for outstanding service or distinguished achievements, rather than for the completion of formal educational or legal requirements 2. representing the bestowal of an honor or distinction on somebody 3. holding an office awarded as an honor and receiving no payment for services provided in that office 4. dependent on somebody's sense of honor and honesty for fulfillment, rather than on a legal agreement 5. an honorary university degree or title is given to honour someone, although they have not earned it the usual way 6. an honorary member of a group is someone who is allowed to join without applying or without having the usual qualifications 7. used with some job titles to show that the person is not paid for their work 1. given, elected, or awarded for outstanding service or distinguished achievements, rather than for the completion of formal educational or legal requirements 2. representing the bestowal of an honor or distinction on somebody 3. holding an office awarded as an honor and receiving no payment for services provided in that office 4. dependent on somebody's sense of honor and honesty for fulfillment, rather than on a legal agreement 5. an honorary university degree or title is given to honour someone, although they have not earned it the usual way 6. an honorary member of a group is someone who is allowed to join without applying or without having the usual qualifications 7. used with some job titles to show that the person is not paid for their work |
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