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caballero andante

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

knight errant <pl knights errant> N

knight errant
caballero m andante
Oxford Spanish Dictionary
caballero andante
knight errant
Oxford Spanish Dictionary

errant [Am ˈɛrənt, Brit ˈɛr(ə)nt] ADJ

1. errant liter:

errant child
descarriado
errant husband
infiel

2. errant (wandering):

errant
errante

3. errant (inaccurate):

errant throw
errado

I. knight [Am naɪt, Brit nʌɪt] N knight

1. knight HISTORY:

knight
caballero m
a knight in shining armor (dream man)
un príncipe azul
he's no knight in shining armor: he's helping us because it suits him
no lo hace por amor al arte, nos está ayudando porque le conviene

2. knight (holder of title):

knight
sir m

3. knight (in chess):

knight
caballo m

II. knight [Am naɪt, Brit nʌɪt] VB trans

1. knight (confer title upon):

knight
conceder el título de sir a

2. knight HISTORY:

knight
armar caballero

knight Info

knight
En Gran Bretaña, Sir (knight) es un título honorífico no hereditario (knighthood), que el monarca inglés otorga a un varón por servicios prestados a la nación. Este título "Sir" se antepone al primer nombre y la esposa de la persona que lo recibe pasa a llamarse "Lady". El título equivalente para una mujer es dame.

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knight-errant <knights-errant> [ˌnaɪtˈerənt] N

knight-errant
caballero m andante
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errant [ˈerənt] ADJ

1. errant form:

errant
descarriado, -a

2. errant iron (unfaithful):

errant
infiel

I. knight [naɪt] N

1. knight (man given honorable rank):

knight
sir m

2. knight HISTORY (man of high social position):

knight
caballero m

3. knight (chess figure):

knight
caballo m

Phrases:

knight in shining armour
príncipe m azul

II. knight [naɪt] VB trans

knight HISTORY
armar caballero
knight (give a honorable title)
conceder el título de "sir"
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knight-errant <knights-errant> [ˌnaɪt·ˈer·ənt] N

knight-errant
caballero m andante
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errant [ˈer·ənt] ADJ

errant (off course)
fallido, -a
errant (deviant) youngster
descarriado, -a
errant ways
poco ortodoxo, -a

I. knight [naɪt] N

1. knight (man given honorable rank):

knight
sir m

2. knight HISTORY (man of high social position):

knight
caballero m

3. knight (chess figure):

knight
caballo m

Phrases:

knight in shining armor
príncipe m azul

II. knight [naɪt] VB trans

knight HISTORY
armar caballero
knight (give honorable title)
conceder el título de ‘sir‚
Present
Iknight
youknight
he/she/itknights
weknight
youknight
theyknight
Past
Iknighted
youknighted
he/she/itknighted
weknighted
youknighted
theyknighted
Present Perfect
Ihaveknighted
youhaveknighted
he/she/ithasknighted
wehaveknighted
youhaveknighted
theyhaveknighted
Past Perfect
Ihadknighted
youhadknighted
he/she/ithadknighted
wehadknighted
youhadknighted
theyhadknighted
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This production is known for its dazzling choreography (with some pseudo knight-errant antics thrown in for good measure).
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The damsel in distress was an archetypal character of medieval romances, where typically she was rescued from imprisonment in a tower of a castle by a knight-errant.
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It is almost always defeated by a daring prince or knight-errant.
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He decides to sally forth as a knight-errant in search of adventure.
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A burly, broad-shouldered man with full, square, black beard over his chest, his arm in a sling, his bearing a medieval knight-errant.
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