your honor
your Honor. A title customarily used when directly addressing a judge or other high official. Cf. HIS HONOR.
your Honor. A title customarily used when directly addressing a judge or other high official. Cf. HIS HONOR.
Honorable n. 阁下 1在英国,是对伯爵〔earl〕长子以下的儿子、子爵〔viscount〕和男爵〔baron〕的子女、高等法院〔High Court〕法官、苏格兰最高法院法官〔Scottish Lords of Session〕等人员的尊称;而枢密院〔Privy Council〕成员,包括各部大臣、上诉法院法官〔Lords Justice of Appeal〕和其他人员,则常用Right Honourable;英格兰巡回法院法官称作His Honour Judge So-and-So和Your Honour;2在美国,是对法官、美国国会议员、大使及其他政府官员的尊称。但该词不能单与姓同用,而只能与全名或尊名同用,如The Honorable Antonin Scalia, The Honorable Mr. Scalia.其简略语Hon.只应在信址中使用。
His Honor; Her Honor. 1. A title customarily given to a judge. 2. A title customarily given to the mayor of a city. 3. A title given by the Massachusetts Constitution to the lieutenant governor of the commonwealth. Cf. YOUR HONOR.
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submit, vb. To end the presentation of further evidence in (a case) and tender a legal position for decision (case submitted, Your Honor).
homage (hom-ij). In feudal times, a ceremony that a new tenant performed for the lord to acknowledge the tenure. • This was the most honorable service that a free tenant might do for a lord. In the ceremony, kneeling before the lord, the tenant placed his hands between the lord’s hands while saying, “I become
worship. 1. Any form of religious devotion or service showing reverence for a divine being (freedom of worship). [Cases: Religious Societies 1. C.J.S. Religious Societies §§ 2–5, 7–13.] public worship. 1. Worship conducted by a religious society according to the society’s system of ecclesiastical authority, ritual propriety, and rules and regulations. 2. Worship under public