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Significats de honorific en anglès

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epítet honorífic

Term of esteem or respect for a person.

epítet honorífic

Social status and privilege as a grammatical function in many languages.

Honorific.

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Ús de honorific en anglès
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Doul was the only man in the city who used the foreign honorific.
The Scar
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The Samoa government is formalising the official honorific for the Head of State.
Radio NZ
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Sensel preened at the honorific, and Chaol tried his best to look uninterested.
Crown of Midnight
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The honorific combined with the stick in Rob's hand set off alarm bells.
Hollow World
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King of Kings was an ancient, honorific eastern title, borne by the Persians.
The Memoirs of Cleopatra
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I guessed people didn't often use an honorific for a man who made shoes.
Outpost
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He was given the largely honorific title of chairman emeritus at Marvel in 1998.
Reuters
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You will render that honorific or I will plant my foot in your ass.
The Flood
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Claire rather wondered if she had totally botched the honorific for the Protector's brother.
Beginnings
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Morsi promoted three major-generals to the honorific titles of lieutenant-general.
The Guardian
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Mamma, or, with the usual honorific, O-mamma, means boiled rice.
Glimpses of Unfamiliar Japan: Second Series
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We've unanimously agreed...we intend to always place the honorific "President" between quotation marks.
The new yorker
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One sees at once the lese majeste of using Mr Myers's name without the honorific.
The Irish Times
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Bettik' because your honorific does you no honor, sir.
The Hyperion Cantos
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At the same time the cat's temperament does not fit her for the honorific purpose.
The Theory of the Leisure Class
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Ebenezar was the only man on the planet to whom I regularly applied an honorific.
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Honorific a través del temps