honorary
فخري
definition
adjective
an honorary doctorate
conferred as an honor, without the usual requirements or functions.
Honorary Secretary of the Association
(of an office or its holder) unpaid.
translation of 'honorary'
adjective
شرفي,
تذكاري,
غير مأجور,
فخري
example
He was given the title of 'honorary' physician to the Queen in 1967 for his public health work in Lancashire and for advising the Ministry of Health.
Booker was recognized for her work as 'honorary' consul and her efforts at promoting Australian Aboriginal art.
The writer is 'honorary' senior research fellow in sociology and modern Korea at Leeds University.
In 1959 she formally retired from Wheaton College and the following year the College honoured her with the award of an 'honorary' Doctorate of Science.
He was urological consultant to the army and 'honorary' consulting urologist at the Royal Hospital, Chelsea, from 1951 to 1975.
He became professor of surgery and 'honorary' consultant surgeon in Bristol in 1988.
The UK ambassador to Thailand will represent Britain at commemorative events on Phi Phi island and Britain's 'honorary' consul is attending a ceremony on Phuket.
Those who become involved will become 'honorary' members of the Inch Polo Club and its facilities will be available to the members throughout the festival.
I met him often when I was 'honorary' publicity officer for the Bradford branch of the Royal Life Saving Society.
In York it had been found impossible to found a branch of the Royal Society, owing to the lack of a chairman and 'honorary' secretary, although there were 150 members in the city.
Tony Thorpe, 'honorary' secretary, said that it is a private members club with 150 members.
He was 'honorary' consultant to the army and to St Thomas's Hospital.
Last July, he was named an 'honorary' fellow of UNICEF, the United Nations Children's Fund, for his work in helping the world's most vulnerable children.
As a result of all his services to Australian philosophy he was made an 'honorary' fellow of the Australian Academy of the Humanities.
He was awarded an 'honorary' doctorate by Maynooth University in 1995 for his outstanding contribution to the Catholic Church in Ireland.
She retired from politics in 1989 with 28 'honorary' doctorates and two nominations for the Nobel Peace Prize.
Consultants with 'honorary' contracts, who are almost exclusively those with academic posts, were much more likely than others to hold awards at all levels.
He is also an 'honorary' member of the Bowling Association.
On retirement he worked assiduously as 'honorary' consultant in chemotherapy and cancer care at the Royal Albert Edward Infirmary.
'honorary' member
Professor Foster was conferred with an 'honorary' DLit degree by Queen's University Belfast in 1998.
In the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists she was a member of council, a vice president, a member of the court of patrons, and an 'honorary' fellow.
'honorary' president
For some inexplicable reason the former was made an 'honorary' member.
Sol is 'honorary' consul for Denmark, Sweden, Norway and Finland.
Here his interest in sports medicine started and in 1965 he became 'honorary' medical officer to Cardiff City Football Club.
Rempel headed the board for 16 years and then became an 'honorary' member for life.
The club's 'honorary' secretary Ian Gair said members were happy and relieved by the planning committee's decision, but he acknowledged there were still hurdles to clear.
'honorary' degree
In 1993, the University of Natal conferred an 'honorary' doctorate on him for his services to environmental conservation.
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