The phrase "a hon" is not correct and usable in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, lacking context or clarity.
Example: "I saw a hon at the park yesterday." (This example is nonsensical without further context.)
Alternatives: "a person" or "a friend".
O.K., so what is a Hon, and why are they beloved enough that 200 people would spend a nice weekend afternoon in a restaurant parking lot to celebrate their existence?
A Hon Hai spokesman said that the company, which derives about 60 to 70percentt of its revenue from manufacturing work for Apple, hopes to sign the agreement next month.
So is a Hon Hai, and an aluminum mill, and a shipping company, and an oil refiner… the list, like the minimum viable society in Plato's Republic, quickly grows when you consider everything that's involved in making and delivering a product.
As well as their stress call and fighting call, they emit a Hon call (contact call between male-female pairs), Ki and Kiu calls (more excited contact calls that identify the caller), and a Kea call (a loud call shared between males in adjacent territories).
More recently, the Health on the Net Foundation has developed a HON tool bar in the course of the EU-funded Aconsortiumth (Active Environment for Health Promotion and Disease Prevention, URL: ) consorthis (URL: ): tHON HON tool bar is indicating if the site is accredited directly by HON or indirectly by one specific accredited Web sites as health gateways such as CISMeF or MedlinePlus.
According to some industry experts -- before and post government slowdown, this was and is a lose/lose dance-a-hon.
She was made an OBE in 1983, got an hon DLitt from Lancaster University in 1989, and became a dame in 1993.
Popovic received her PhD from the University of California, Berkeley and an Hon BSc degree from the University of Toronto.
He inherited his title from his brother, not directly from his father - otherwise, Henry would never have become an Hon nor had any prospect of inheriting the title.
(The foundation advocates for high-quality health information on the Internet). Such sites will display an "HON" icon.
