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chivalry

/ˈʃɪv.əl.ri/

Traduction: Substantif désignant le système médiéval de la chevalerie avec son code religieux, moral et social, ou les qualités d'honneur, de courtoisie et de bravoure qui y sont associées.

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/ˈʃɪv.əl.ri/B2formal
  • frSubstantif désignant le système médiéval de la chevalerie avec son code religieux, moral et social, ou les qualités d'honneur, de courtoisie et de bravoure qui y sont associées.

A noun referring to the medieval knightly system with its religious, moral, and social code, or the qualities of honor, courtesy, and bravery associated with it.

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  1. Medieval knightly systemB2formal

    The medieval system of knighthood, including its religious, moral, and social codes of conduct.

    frChevalerie médiévale

    • The code of chivalry required knights to protect the weak.
    • He studied the history of chivalry in medieval Europe.
    • Chivalry was a central theme in Arthurian legends.

    Synonymesknighthood

  2. Polite and honorable behaviorB2formal

    Polite, courteous, and honorable behavior, especially by men towards women.

    frCourtoisie chevaleresque

    • He opened the door for her, a simple act of chivalry.
    • Modern chivalry includes respect and equality for all.
    • She appreciated his chivalry when he offered his seat.

    Synonymescourtesycourtlinessgallantrygood mannersgraciousnesshonorablenesspolitenessrespectfulness

    Antonymesdiscourtesydisrespectincivilityrudeness

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  • chivalries plural form
  • chivalries' possessive plural form
  • chivalry's possessive singular form
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