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knightly

/nahyt-lee/US // ˈnaɪt li //UK // (ˈnaɪtlɪ) //

骑士,骑士精神,骑士式的,骑士风格

Related Words

accommodating容纳,容忍,容忍的,容纳性affable和蔼可亲,和蔼可亲的,和蔼可亲的人,和蔼的amiable和蔼可亲,和蔼可亲的,和蔼的,亲切amicable友好的,友好,亲切,友善的approachable平易近人,平易近人的,可接近的,平易近人的人beneficent受益的,受惠的,受益人,受惠benevolent仁慈的,仁爱,仁慈,仁义benign良性,良性的benignant良性的,良性big-hearted心胸宽广,磊落,磊落的人,心胸宽广的人bland平淡无奇,乏味,平淡无奇的,寡淡charitable慈善事业,慈善的,慈善,慈善机构chivalrous侠义,侠义的,骑士精神,侠客civil民间,民事,民间的,民用compassionate慈悲为怀,怜悯之心,悲天悯人,怜悯complaisant抱怨,怨天尤人,抱怨的人,埋怨congenial意气相投,相投的,意气相投的,相投considerate周到的,周到,周全的,周全cordial亲切的,友好的,亲切,诚挚的courteous有礼貌的,有礼貌,有礼,有礼的

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : characteristic of a knight; noble, courageous, and generous: knightly deeds.
    • : being or resembling a knight.
    • : of or belonging to a knight: knightly duties.
    • : composed of knights.
adv.副词 adverb
  1. 1
    • : in a manner befitting a knight.

Synonyms & Antonyms

adj.gracious
Synonyms
accommodating容纳,容忍,容忍的,容纳性affable和蔼可亲,和蔼可亲的,和蔼可亲的人,和蔼的amiable和蔼可亲,和蔼可亲的,和蔼的,亲切amicable友好的,友好,亲切,友善的approachable平易近人,平易近人的,可接近的,平易近人的人beneficent受益的,受惠的,受益人,受惠benevolent仁慈的,仁爱,仁慈,仁义benign良性,良性的benignant良性的,良性big-hearted心胸宽广,磊落,磊落的人,心胸宽广的人bland平淡无奇,乏味,平淡无奇的,寡淡bonhomous愉快的,愉快的心情,愉快的生活,愉快charitable慈善事业,慈善的,慈善,慈善机构chivalrous侠义,侠义的,骑士精神,侠客civil民间,民事,民间的,民用compassionate慈悲为怀,怜悯之心,悲天悯人,怜悯complaisant抱怨,怨天尤人,抱怨的人,埋怨congenial意气相投,相投的,意气相投的,相投considerate周到的,周到,周全的,周全cordial亲切的,友好的,亲切,诚挚的courteous有礼貌的,有礼貌,有礼,有礼的courtly宫廷式的,宫廷式,宫廷气质,宫廷的easy容易,轻松,方便,简单forthcoming即将到来的,即将推出的,即将出版的,即将发行的friendly友好的,友好,友善的,友善gallant英勇的,英勇,勇敢的,勇敢genial和蔼可亲的,和蔼可亲,和蔼的,和煦的good-hearted心地善良的人,心地善良,心地善良的,善良的人good-natured心地善良,心地善良的,温和的,善良的hospitable好客的,好客,热情好客,殷勤indulgent放任自流,放纵的,放纵,放任lenient宽松的,宽松,宽大的,宽大loving爱心,爱护,有爱,有爱的merciful仁慈的,慈悲的,慈祥的,慈悲为怀mild温和的,温和,轻度,平和的obliging有义务,义务,有义务的,有责任心的pleasing赏心悦目,讨好,赏心悦目的,讨人喜欢polite以礼相待,以客为尊,以礼待人sociable善于交际的人,合群的,善于交际的,善于交际stately庄严的,庄严,庄重的,庄重suave风流倜傥,倜傥,倜傥的,倜傥风流tender嫩,嫩的,嫩芽,嫩模unctuous油腻,假惺惺的,假惺惺,腻味urbane彬彬有礼,彬彬有礼的,彬彬有礼的人,有礼貌的well-mannered彬彬有礼,文质彬彬,有礼貌的,有礼貌

Examples

  • His knightly code of chivalry says he cannot refuse what a lady requests, but he also wishes to avoid sacrificing his virtue and potentially losing his life by sleeping with his host’s wife.

  • The Daily Pic: The Met's Cloisters branch turns 75, and shows off knightly opulence.

  • A harder fate awaited the foremost knightly defenders of Kildrummy.

  • With a chivalry nearly knightly they came to the rescue, and gave woman a free pass into the regions of language and theology.

  • To sing then a song little Kirsten began, To the tune danced so many a bold knightly man.

  • The two first were simply intended as displays of knightly skill, and took their rise in the knightly sports of the ninth century.

  • It is the first time we hear of the Champion; but it was an age of knightly revivals, and this was probably one of them.

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