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gallantry

/gal-uhn-tree/US // ˈgæl ən tri //UK // (ˈɡæləntrɪ) //

勇气,英勇,勇敢,勇猛

Related Words

courage勇气,胆量,勇敢,胆识boldness魄力,胆量,勇气,胆识valor勇气,价值,价值观,英勇duty职责,责任,任务,义务nerve胆量,胆识,胆子,胆大妄为者intrepidity大无畏,无畏,无畏的精神,无畏精神derring-do斗智斗勇,斗智斗勇的事,斗智斗勇的,失败者prowess威力,力量,能力,厉害urbanity城市性,城市化,城镇化,都市性daring大胆,大胆的,胆大妄为,勇敢的elegance高雅,高雅的风格,高贵典雅,高贵spirit灵魂,灵魂人物,灵魂深处,灵魂的力量fearlessness无畏的精神,无畏,无所畏惧,无畏精神savoir-faire聪明才智,经验之谈,秘诀,经验主义tact技巧,策略,敏锐的洞察力,婉婉attentiveness注意力,专注度,关注度,专注pluck采摘,拔掉,摘取,拔取poise雅致,雅兴,雅量,雅俗共赏deference敬重,敬意,尊敬,敬畏courtesy礼貌,礼遇,礼节,礼节性

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1

    plural gal·lant·ries.

    • : dashing courage; heroic bravery; noble-minded behavior.
    • : gallant or courtly attention to women.
    • : a gallant act, action, or speech.

Synonyms & Antonyms

nounbravery, civility
Synonyms
boldness魄力,胆量,勇气,胆识courage勇气,胆量,勇敢,胆识valor勇气,价值,价值观,英勇address地址,讲话,网址,讲话稿attentiveness注意力,专注度,关注度,专注audacity胆识,勇气,胆量,胆大妄为courageousness勇气,勇敢的精神,胆量,勇敢courtesy礼貌,礼遇,礼节,礼节性daring大胆,大胆的,胆大妄为,勇敢的dauntlessness胆大妄为,无畏,大胆,胆大包天deference敬重,敬意,尊敬,敬畏derring-do斗智斗勇,斗智斗勇的事,斗智斗勇的,失败者duty职责,责任,任务,义务elegance高雅,高雅的风格,高贵典雅,高贵fearlessness无畏的精神,无畏,无所畏惧,无畏精神graciousness得体性,得体大方,得体,得体感honor荣誉,尊重,荣誉感,荣誉证书intrepidity大无畏,无畏,无畏的精神,无畏精神mettle气概,气质,气度,气魄nerve胆量,胆识,胆子,胆大妄为者nobility贵族,高贵,贵族身份,高贵的人pluck采摘,拔掉,摘取,拔取poise雅致,雅兴,雅量,雅俗共赏politeness礼貌,礼节,客气,礼貌性prowess威力,力量,能力,厉害resolution决议,决议案,决议草案,决议的reverence崇敬,崇敬之心,崇敬之情,崇尚savoir-faire聪明才智,经验之谈,秘诀,经验主义spirit灵魂,灵魂人物,灵魂深处,灵魂的力量tact技巧,策略,敏锐的洞察力,婉婉urbanity城市性,城市化,城镇化,都市性valiance勇气,忠诚,英勇无畏,忠诚度courteousness有礼,礼貌,礼节性,礼貌性

Examples

  • They ennobled their race by their gallantry on that desperate occasion.

  • Her grandfather was decorated for gallantry at Vimy Ridge and went on to found the Canadian armored corps.

  • Felix is a good man, but his instincts toward decency— an act of gallantry on the Tube—eventually prove fatal for him.

  • This gallantry surprised her ever so little, for a faint flush came into her cheek and the shadow of a smile into her eyes.

  • Gallantry is a weakness of the heart, or perhaps a constitutional defect; coquetry is an irregularity of the mind.

  • In the age wherein those poets lived, there was less of gallantry than in ours; neither did they keep the best company of theirs.

  • What with De Valmont's hollow gallantry and boasting of his own great deeds, he fell daily in the daughter's eyes.

  • Monsieur Guillot was indeed a man of gallantry, but he had the reputation of using these affairs to cloak his real purpose.

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