" But honourable lads will not tell tales upon a lady."

“不过，品行高尚的青年是不会对个女人说三道四的。”

The Right Honourable Neville Chamberlain, Minister for Health.

内维尔·张伯伦阁下，卫生大臣。

But there is only one honourable course open.

可是体面的办法只有。

That's something we could describe as being 'honourable'.

我们可以用崇高这个词来形容所做的事情。

" I was wishing that I came of a more honourable lineage."

“我直以为自己出身于个更体面的家族。”

And if your intentions are honourable... Oh, they are. Most definitely.

如果你毫无非之想... 是啊。那还用说。

The Honourable Evelyn Napier. Son and heir to Viscount Branksome.

伊夫林·纳比尔大人。布兰克森子爵之子兼继承人。

182. The honourable journalist spent an hour on the journey of tour.

可敬的新闻记者在观光旅程上花了个小时。

" The Right Honourable, the Lord Mayor of London" to match his fancy outfit.

“伦敦城市长大人阁下”来搭配的服饰。

But why? Is he just a bit crazy or does he have honourable intentions?

但是为什么要这样呢？是因为有点不正常还是因为有崇高的目标呢？

Or must we choose between the Honourable Mrs Jamieson and the degraded Lady Glenmire?

还是我们必须在的贾米森夫人和落魄的格兰米尔夫人之间做出选择？

Well, I won't explain it but suffice to say, it wouldn't be honourable.

我不方便解释，但可以说这样不厚道。

And all of its derivations, so the adjective " honourable" and the adverb " honourably" .

以及它所有的衍生词，比如形容词“honorable”和副词“honorably”。

I do see that your argument was more honourable than I'd appreciated.

你的观点的确比我想的要高尚得多。

And with great regret, I must go directly to the point that the honourable gentleman raises.

非常遗憾的是，我必须直截了当地说这是各位议员导致的。

I appreciate that her motives are honourable, but that's not enough when she's damaging people's lives.

我能理解她的动机是高尚的，但如果她耽误了别人的性命，那动机就无所谓了。

You didn't have to. I want to make it clear that my intentions towards Sophia are completely honourable.

你不用说了。我先说清楚我对她毫无半点非之想。

The superior man ordinarily considers the left hand the most honourable place, but in time of war the right hand.

君子居则左，用兵则右。

Chance, or perhaps a kind of presentiment, at last led him into the Honourable Mr. Batulcar's theatre.

但就是在这时，可能是由于碰巧，或者由于某预感，竟走进了巴图尔卡先生的马戏棚。

Behind it stood a round-eyed maiden, all aghast at the honourable company of calashes, who marched in without a word.

在门后面站着个瞪圆了眼睛的女仆，她对那些的戴着折篷兜帽的宾客感到十惶恐，于是宾客们就言不发地进门了。