eer

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〈de〉
[achting, roem] honourrespect
[eerbetoon, hulde] honour(s)credit
[kuisheid] honourvirtue, modesty
voorbeelden:
1   de eer aan zichzelf houden take the honourable way out
     de eer redden save one's face
     het is mijn eer te na I have my pride
     aan u de eer (om te beginnen) you have the honour (of starting)
     iets/het aan zijn eer verplicht zijn be honour bound
     in eer en aanzien leven be held in high esteem
     iemand in zijn eer herstellen clear someone's name
     iets in ere herstellen 〈principe〉 restore (a principle), reinstate (a custom)
     iemand in ere houden hold someone's memory dear, cherish someone's memory
     een dag/gebruik in ere houden observe a (feast) day, keep up a custom
     iemand in zijn eer (aan)tasten hurt someone's pride
     naar eer en geweten antwoorden answer to the best of one's knowledge
     op mijn (woord van) eer I give you my word (of honour)
2   iemand de laatste eer bewijzen pay someone one's last respects
     zijn naam eer aandoen be a credit to one's family
     de tafel eer aandoen do justice to the meal
     er is geen eer aan te behalen 〈van iemand〉 good advice is thrown away on him; 〈van iets〉 little (credit) can be gained by it
     eer behalen met gain credit by
     de (over)winnaar eer bewijzen pay tribute to the winner
     de/geen eer van iets hebben receive credit/no credit for something
     hem komt alle eer toe he deserves all the credit
     er een eer in stellen om consider it an honour to
     het zal me een (grote/bijzondere) eer zijn I will be (greatly) honoured
     te zijner ere in his honour
     ter ere van in honour of (someone/something)
     dat strekt u niet tot eer that is not to your credit
     〈ironisch〉 voor de eer bedanken decline the honour
     ere zij God glory to God
     〈spreekwoord〉 ere wie ere toekomt give credit where credit is due
3   ze heeft haar eer verloren she lost her honour/virtue
     in (alle) eer en deugd in (all) honour and decency
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eer2{{/term}}
〈voegwoord〉
before〈liever … eer〉 (rather …) than

Van Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels. 2015.

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