joust

• Sustantivo que designa un combate formal entre dos caballeros montados a caballo que se atacan entre sí con lanzas romas, típico de los torneos medievales.

A noun referring to a formal combat between two mounted knights who charge at each other with blunted lances, typically as part of a medieval tournament.

1. Medieval combatC1formalsport

   A combat between two mounted knights tilting against each other with blunted lances, often as part of a tournament.

   Justa

   • The knights prepared for the joust at the royal tournament.
   • He won the joust by striking his opponent's shield squarely.
   • The crowd cheered as the two riders charged in the joust.

   Sinónimostilt

• Verbo que describe participar en una justa o combate, generalmente a caballo y con lanza, o en sentido figurado, disputar o rivalizar con alguien.

A verb used to describe the act of engaging in a combat or competition, typically on horseback with lances, or metaphorically to argue or compete.

1. Fight on horsebackB2formalsport

   To engage in a combat on horseback, typically with lances, as part of a medieval tournament.

   Justar

   • The knights jousted against each other in the grand tournament.
   • He trained for months to joust at the royal event.
   • They jousted fiercely, their lances shattering on impact.

   Sinónimostilttourney