chivalrous in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for chivalrous in the English»Spanish Dictionary

chivalrous [Am ˈʃɪvəlrəs, Brit ˈʃɪv(ə)lrəs] ADJ

chivalrous

cortés

chivalrous

caballeroso

Translations for chivalrous in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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caballeroso (caballerosa)

chivalrous

caballeresco (caballeresca)

chivalrous

chivalrous in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for chivalrous in the English»Spanish Dictionary

chivalrous [ˈʃɪvlrəs] ADJ

chivalrous

caballeroso, -a

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caballeresco (-a)

chivalrous

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English

Rather, they must be very chivalrous in protecting the citizens.

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A martial artist who follows the code of xi is called a swordsman, or xik (/, literally chivalrous guest).

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Although well-built and chivalrous he is socially awkward around women and becomes tongue-tied easily.

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They enjoy flashy displays of might, respect chivalrous conduct, and value individual honor.

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He's very proper and conducts himself in a professional and chivalrous manner.

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He is described as being unfailingly courageous, patriotic, devout and chivalrous.

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Despite his rather brash nature, he has a tendency towards chivalrous acts.

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Southern gentlemen are also expected to be chivalrous towards women, in words and deeds.

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This describes the call for a man to be chivalrous, nurturing, and protective of his loved ones.

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These earlier works highlight the chivalrous actions of their heroes through hinting that they were well-known public characters of the day in romantic disguises.

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