Note that tribute can be either uncountable (pay tribute to / in tribute to) or countable (be a tribute to), whereas homage is always uncountable. I think it has everything to do with the rescued cat, because the tribute mentioned in the next paragraph was for the animals that perished in the disaster that the aforementioned. Short answer, yes you can pay tribute to the dead, but i personally would not express praise in that manner.
Is my paraphrasing correct and. Family pays tribute to ‘kindest’ girl, 17, who died after ‘being spiked’ at dreamland festival in margate. My understanding is that, you say pay respects to somebody when the person referred to is deceased, whereas you say, pay tribute to someone when said person.
I've researched into this issue and come across both. Writing on sunday, she said: I don't think there is much difference between pay tribute and pay homage. It’s largely a matter of.
The roosevelts set aside their conflicting loyalties to. Could anyone explain it to me, how would you translate the word tribute. They will pay a tribute to her at the ceremony. You can certainly pay tribute to the dead (e.g.
What is the difference between 'credit to' and 'credits to' if we mean we want to pay tribute to someone for their work? This is from a british news article. Mr ghosh’s history is both a tribute to what he calls “the historical agency of botanical matter” and an association with the imperial past. A tribute can be a acknowledgment or a declaration.