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honorary adj.荣誉的；名誉的；道义上的 (1) 普鲁士市授予他“荣誉市民”的称号。(2) 校长授予她荣誉学位。(3) 他是该委员会的名誉主席。(4) 这个职务在我们村里多半是荣誉性质的。 There's a big difference between a regular Ph.D. and an honorary Ph.D. To get the regular one, you have to go to school for many years. On the other hand, an honorary Ph.D. is given to a respected or beloved person who didn’t go through the program. An honorary position in a government may sound fancy, but it carries no power or responsibilities (and is usually unpaid). In many ways, it’s not a real position. Honorary things are just titles.

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英 ['ɒnərəri] 美 ['ɑːnəreri] (1) Prussia made him an honorary citizen.(2) The president conferred an honorary degree on her.(3) He's the honorary chairman of the committee.(4) This position in our village is mostly honorary. Honorary titles or awards are given to people out of respect. 1[ADJ 形容词]（称号、成员资格）荣誉的，名誉的 An honorary title or membership of a group is given to someone without their needing to have the necessary qualifications, usually because of their public achievements.   [ADJ n]He will be awarded the honorary degree in a ceremony at Newcastle University.他将在纽卡斯尔大学的一个仪式上获授荣誉学位。...an honorary member of the Golf Club.高尔夫球俱乐部的名誉会员2[ADJ 形容词]（职位）无报酬的，义务的 Honorary is used to describe an official job that is done without payment.   [ADJ n]...the honorary secretary of the Cheshire Beekeepers' Association.柴郡养蜂人协会名誉秘书

英语单词	honorary
英美音标	英 ['ɒnərəri] 美 ['ɑːnəreri]
中文释义	adj.荣誉的；名誉的；道义上的
英语例句	(1) Prussia made him an honorary citizen. (2) The president conferred an honorary degree on her. (3) He's the honorary chairman of the committee. (4) This position in our village is mostly honorary.
中文例句	(1) 普鲁士市授予他“荣誉市民”的称号。 (2) 校长授予她荣誉学位。 (3) 他是该委员会的名誉主席。 (4) 这个职务在我们村里多半是荣誉性质的。
vocabulary简明	Honorary titles or awards are given to people out of respect.
vocabulary扩展	There's a big difference between a regular Ph.D. and an honorary Ph.D. To get the regular one, you have to go to school for many years. On the other hand, an honorary Ph.D. is given to a respected or beloved person who didn’t go through the program. An honorary position in a government may sound fancy, but it carries no power or responsibilities (and is usually unpaid). In many ways, it’s not a real position. Honorary things are just titles.
柯林斯解释	1 [ADJ 形容词]（称号、成员资格）荣誉的，名誉的 An honorary title or membership of a group is given to someone without their needing to have the necessary qualifications, usually because of their public achievements. [ADJ n] He will be awarded the honorary degree in a ceremony at Newcastle University. 他将在纽卡斯尔大学的一个仪式上获授荣誉学位。 ...an honorary member of the Golf Club. 高尔夫球俱乐部的名誉会员 2 [ADJ 形容词]（职位）无报酬的，义务的 Honorary is used to describe an official job that is done without payment. [ADJ n] ...the honorary secretary of the Cheshire Beekeepers' Association. 柴郡养蜂人协会名誉秘书

Honorary Ph.D Degree Position Regular Adj 形容词 [Adj