wing4 haam4榮銜荣衔
Jyutpingwing4 haam4
Yalewìhng hàahm
Definition
Honor; title of honor or distinction awarded to someone.
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How it's used
This term is formal and typically appears in written contexts like news reports, official biographies, or academic settings. It refers specifically to titles or awards bestowed upon someone as a mark of recognition for their achievements. You will rarely hear it used in casual, everyday conversation, as people would prefer more common terms like 獎項 or 名銜.
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He is really impressive for receiving this honor.
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Common mistake
Learners often confuse this with general awards like 獎項. Remember that 榮銜 implies a specific title or honorary status rather than just a prize or a trophy.
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Grammar guides
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