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.

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

The Influence of Confucianism, Taoism and the Knightly Spirit on Li Bai's Personality
试论儒、道、侠思想对李白个性的影响
The pursuit of the knightly ideal.
对骑士理想的追求。
On Fateful Pattern of Knightly Females in the Legends of the Tang Dynasty
唐传奇中侠女的命运模式及思考
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。
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。
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。
The knightly Life-style in the Medieval Western Europe
论西欧中世纪骑士的生活方式
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。
I barely remember what it was like in Knightly High school.
我几乎已经不记得高中时候的自己了。
An officer in some knightly or fraternal orders.
爵士在某些骑士或兄弟会中的官员。