knightly

英 [ˈnaɪtli]

美 [ˈnaɪtli]

adj.  由爵士(或骑士)组成的; 爵士(或骑士)的; 侠义的

BNC.26009 / COCA.36558

牛津词典

adj.

• 由爵士（或骑士）组成的；爵士（或骑士）的；侠义的
  consisting of knights ; typical of a knight

英英释义

adj

• being attentive to women like an ideal knight
  Synonym:chivalrousgallant
• characteristic of the time of chivalry and knighthood in the Middle Ages
  1. chivalric rites
  2. the knightly years
  Synonym:chivalricmedieval

双语例句

• Influenced the knightly life greatly.
  上帝的和平与上帝的休战运动对骑士的生活影响很大。
• Their traditions include chivalry and all the knightly things.
  他们的传统是骑士精神和所有骑士所具有的品质。
• Legends with the theme of knightly females may be called a wonder in the history of fictions in the Tang Dynasty.
  唐传奇侠女题材的作品可谓是唐代小说史上一道靓丽的风景线。
• In section two, chivalry, which includes the knightly spirit, the ceremony of dubbing a knight, tournament, courtly love and knightly training, is examined.
  第二节论述骑士制度，内容包括骑士精神、骑士的册封仪式、比武大会、骑士的教育与训练以及骑士的爱。
• Despite being well equipped these troops are not as good as some of their knightly counterparts.
  尽管装备精良，这些军队并不如他们的同行&骑士那么优秀。
• The Templars'Order House is the home to arguably the most powerful knightly orders within all of Christendom.
  毫无疑问，圣殿骑士团是整个基督世界中最有实力的骑士团体。
• Her mother knew Tess's feeling on this point so well, though no words had passed between them on the subject, that she never alluded to the knightly ancestry now.
  对于这一点，尽管她和母亲之间从来没有就这个问题谈过一句话，她的母亲也很能够理解苔丝的感情了，所以现在也就不丙提什么武士的祖先了。
• After Zhou dynasty, the Yanshan culture characterized as munificent, solemn, brave, and knightly became the main trend of Tangshan culture.
  周代以后，以慷慨悲壮、勇敢侠义为主要特征的燕文化成为唐山地区的主流文化。
• Class composed of persons lacking noble or knightly or gentle rank.
  由缺少贵族、骑士或绅士地位的人组成的阶级。
• Like the other Christian knightly orders, the Knights of Santiago owe their origins to offering shelter and safe passage to pilgrims.
  与其他基督骑士团体类似，圣地亚哥骑士团最初宗旨乃为朝圣者提供住宿和安全。