honda English

Meaning honda meaning

What does honda mean?

honda noun

— (Southwestern US) A closed loop or eyelet at one end of a lariat or lasso, through which the other end of the rope is passed to form a much larger loop.

— (Southwestern US) A grommet or other device intended to strengthen or otherwise improve a simple rope honda.

Honda properNoun

— A Japanese automotive manufacturer.

— automotive manufacturer

Examples honda examples

How do I use honda in a sentence?

Simple sentences

He bought a Honda.

Movie subtitles

Name's Honda.

Honda's digs? I wouldn't know.

Go see what you can turn up on Honda.

We're nearly done. We pick up Honda, get the ration card, and put out an APB.

We'll put everything we've got into grabbing Honda.

Don't you see anything but Honda?

Call Honda over the PA system.

Honda-san of Ueno.

We're lucky Honda hadn't torn this to pieces.

Your Colt netted more than a dozen of Honda's guns. Yes.

Honda 750.

Honda 750, Japanese.

Now you have a Honda parked outside.

We're almost there. Then into Honda, Sugarland, and the Rio Grande.

Honda's digs?

We pick up Honda, get the ration card, and put out an APB.

No. We'll put everything we've got into grabbing Honda.

Your Colt netted more than a dozen of Honda's guns.

Dusty came to hold my hand, make sure I don't get run over by a Honda.

We should have taken the Honda.

It is Heihachi Honda, one of Tokugawa's bravest generals.

I just overtook a Lamborghini with my rotten Honda.

Dad, my Honda ran out of gas.

Jean-Pierre, take my Honda home.

Stop being dumb. Where is my Honda?

I'll take you home with my Honda, if you want. - Double dare you!

Honda, will you come with me?

Honda.

Honda, I failed again!

Honda?

I'll take your Honda.

Let's go. - What happened to my Honda?

I'm sorry, baby, I had to crash that Honda.

News and current affairs

It is home to three of the top twenty-five multinational brand names (Toyota, Honda, and Sony).

By now, many have heard about plans by big carmakers - including Honda, Toyota, and Hyundai - to launch hydrogen fuel-cell cars commercially around 2015.

Already, there have been major strikes at factories across China - Motorola, Honda, and Foxconn, among others.

NTT ( its Docomo subsidiary is the key here) holds on, but old and tired Honda and Matsushita are likely to be relegated to second class status.

Yet several South Korean companies, such as Samsung and Hyundai, have become global household names competing successfully against far more established brands, such as Sony and Honda.