No. 11,873 in Spanish
honorables
"Honorables" means "honorable" or "worthy of honor."
In a sentence
Los honorables miembros del comité tomaron la decisión unánime.
The honorable members of the committee made the unanimous decision.
'Honorables' is used as an adjective to show respect to members of a formal group, emphasizing their esteemed status.
Es un acto digno de personas honorables ayudar a los necesitados.
Helping those in need is an act worthy of honorable people.
'Honorables' describes individuals whose actions or characteristics reflect high moral integrity and respectability.
Reconocieron a los honorables ciudadanos de la comunidad por su dedicación y esfuerzo.
The honorable citizens of the community were recognized for their dedication and effort.
Here 'honorables' is used to address citizens who have been exemplary in their contributions to society, granting them a respectful acknowledgment.
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