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time-honored

/ˈtaɪm ˌɒn.əd/

Übersetzung: Bezeichnet eine Tradition, Praxis oder Gewohnheit, die seit langer Zeit geachtet und befolgt wird. Etwas, das sich über Generationen bewährt hat und als ehrwürdig gilt.

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adjective

/ˈtaɪm ˌɒn.əd/C1formal
  • deBezeichnet eine Tradition, Praxis oder Gewohnheit, die seit langer Zeit geachtet und befolgt wird. Etwas, das sich über Generationen bewährt hat und als ehrwürdig gilt.

Describes a tradition, practice, or custom that has been respected and followed for a long time.

  1. Respected due to age or traditionB2formal

    A practice, custom, or tradition that has been respected and accepted for a long time because of its age and continued use.

    deAlthergebracht

    • The time-honored tradition of the family dinner is still practiced in many homes.
    • They followed the time-honored method of handcrafting furniture.
    • The ceremony is a time-honored custom in this village.

    Synonymeage-oldancientestablishedhallowedhistoriclongstandingtime-testedtraditionaltried and truevenerable

    Antonymemodernnewnovelrecent

  2. Long-established and valuedB2formal

    Something that is valued and honored because it has existed and been used for a very long time.

    deAltehrwürdig

    • The university has a time-honored reputation for academic excellence.
    • Time-honored techniques in cooking are passed down through generations.
    • The time-honored practice of storytelling is still alive in many cultures.

    Synonymeage-oldancientconventionalcustomaryestablishedhallowedhistorictraditionalvenerable

    Antonymefaddishmodernnewnovelrecentunestablisheduntested

Formen
  • more time-honored comparative form
  • most time-honored superlative form
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