guard of honour的意思

guard of honour中文翻譯：

儀仗隊（等于honourguard）

相似詞語短語

the honour of───榮譽

guest of honour───n.貴賓，重要客人

in honour of───為紀念；為慶祝；adv.為紀念，為慶祝

guard───vi.警惕；n.守衛；警戒；護衛隊；防護裝置；vt.保衛；監視；n.(Guard)人名；(英)格爾德

honour people───尊敬的人

honour sb───尊敬某人

an honour───榮譽

honour whisky───榮譽威士忌

honour school───(牛津大學)優等成績學位課；n.（牛津大學）優等成績學位課

雙語使用場景

Fellow airmen provided a guard of honour at his wedding.───空軍戰友們為他的婚禮充當儀仗隊。

The guard of honour are gathering.───儀仗隊正在集合。

Earlier, a military guard of honour greeted Mrs May, who succeeded David Cameron a week ago.───早些時候，一名榮譽哨兵迎接了特蕾莎，她在一周前剛剛接替了卡梅倫的位子。

Sir Alex saw his name on the former North Stand for the first time after walking through a guard of honour formed by both teams.───弗格森爵士第一次看到自己的名字出現在以前的北看臺是在兩隊夾道歡迎走進球場的時候。

On his arrival the president inspected the guard of honour.───總統抵達時，檢閱了儀仗隊。

Dressed up as Father Christmas and accompanied by a "guard of honour" of six pretty girls, he set off.───他扮成圣誕老人，在六名漂亮姑娘組成的“儀仗隊”護送下出發了。

Nixon praised the guard of honour, saying: "ChinaSINGLE_QUOTATIONs guard of honour is the most excellent I've ever seen. "───尼克松稱贊說：“中國儀仗隊是我見過的最出色的一個”。

He declared: "The manager has said already they will get the guard of honour which they did to us at Old Trafford. "───他聲明：“主教練早就通知我們曼聯將會同樣受到我們曾經在老特拉福德受過的禮遇。”

It was carried from the room in great solemnity, escorted by a Russian guard of honour.───它在俄國儀仗隊的護送下，極其莊嚴隆重地從房里捧了出來。

英語使用場景

Police colleagues formed a guard of honour at her funeral.

They had a band and a guard of honour outside the station, their backs to a row of railwaymen's cottages.

Fellow soldiers from Corporal Smith's regiment formed a guard of honour at his wedding.

The princess's coffin was accompanied by a guard of honour.

There was a guard of honour for the Shah to inspect - more than one hundred troops.

The President, on his arrival, reviewed the guard of honour at the airport.

On his arrival the president inspected the guard of honour.

Fellow airmen provided a guard of honour at his wedding.

Kerrison was still standing by the body, rigid as a guard of honour.