honorary

adjective

UK /ˈɒnərəri/

1
an honorary university degree or title is given to honour someone, although they have not earned it the usual way
Synonyms and related words
Degrees and other academic qualifications
2.1
2.2
A.A.
2
an honorary member of a group is someone who is allowed to join without applying or without having the usual qualifications
Synonyms and related words
Group members and describing group members
academician
alumnus
arriviste
3
used with some job titles to show that the person is not paid for their work
Synonyms and related words
Words used to describe workers
acting
auxiliary
auxiliary

单词	honorary
释义	honorary adjective UK /ˈɒnərəri/ DEFINITIONS3 1 an honorary university degree or title is given to honour someone, although they have not earned it the usual way Synonyms and related words Degrees and other academic qualifications 2.1 2.2 A.A. 2 an honorary member of a group is someone who is allowed to join without applying or without having the usual qualifications Synonyms and related words Group members and describing group members academician alumnus arriviste 3 used with some job titles to show that the person is not paid for their work Synonyms and related words Words used to describe workers acting auxiliary auxiliary honorary adjective US /ˈɑnəˌreri/ DEFINITIONS3 1 an honorary university degree or title is given to honor someone, although they have not earned it the usual way Synonyms and related words Degrees and other academic qualifications 2.1 2.2 A.A. 2 an honorary member of a group is someone who is allowed to join without applying or without having the usual qualifications Synonyms and related words Group members and describing group members academician alumnus arriviste 3 used with some job titles to show that the person is not paid for their work Synonyms and related words Words used to describe workers acting auxiliary auxiliary
随便看	lefty leg legacy legacy issue simultaneous simultaneously sin sin. sin bin since sincere sincerely sincerely yours sincerity since when? since/from the year dot sine sinecure sine die sine qua non sinew sinewy sinful sing sing.