honourable

honorable, honrado

Que actúa con honradez y justicia y por ello merece respeto.

En inglés sencillo: Honest and fair in a way that deserves respect.

• She is an honourable person.
• He made an honourable decision to repay the money.
• Their intentions were honourable, even though the plan failed.

Sinónimos: decent, honest, respectable, upright

Antónimos: dishonourable

Expresiones frecuentes: honourable person, honourable intentions, honourable conduct, honourable decision

honorable

Título de respeto que precede al nombre de ciertos cargos públicos o miembros de familias importantes.

En inglés sencillo: A title used before the names of certain public officials or people from important families.

• The Honourable Anna Reed opened the meeting.
• The honourable member asked a question about schools.
• Please welcome the Honourable James Lee, our guest speaker.

Expresiones frecuentes: honourable member, honourable minister, the right honourable

honorable

Persona que lleva el título «honourable», concedido a ciertos cargos públicos o miembros de familias importantes.

En inglés sencillo: A person with an official title given to certain public officials or members of important families.

• An honourable joined us for dinner.
• The honourables gathered at the front of the hall.
• She introduced each honourable by name and office.

Expresiones frecuentes: an honourable, the visiting honourable