kị sĩ
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Definition
- Noun:
- A knight: In its most common historical sense, a "kị sĩ" refers specifically to a mounted warrior of noble birth in medieval Europe, bound by a code of chivalry.
- A horseman / cavalryman: More generally, it can denote any skilled rider, especially one serving in a military cavalry unit.
- A chivalrous person: By extension, it can describe a man who displays the honorable qualities associated with knighthood, such as gallantry and courtesy.
Usage Examples
- Noun:
- Những kị sĩ mặc áo giáp sắt bảo vệ lâu đài. (The knights in iron armor defended the castle.)
- Đội kị sĩ của quân đội tiến công rất nhanh. (The army's cavalrymen attacked very swiftly.)
- Anh ấy cư xử như một kị sĩ thực thụ. (He behaves like a true gentleman.)
Advanced Usage
- "Đạo kị sĩ": chivalry (the medieval knightly system, or the qualities idealized by it such as bravery, courtesy, and honor).
- Truyện kể ca ngợi tinh thần đạo kị sĩ. (The story praises the spirit of chivalry.)
Variants and Related Words
- Hiệp sĩ (n): This is a near-synonym for "kị sĩ," often used in the context of chivalric romance or to emphasize the heroic, adventurous aspects of knighthood.
- Người hiệp sĩ giải cứu công chúa. (The knight rescued the princess.)
Synonyms
- Knight: A man awarded an honorary title of knighthood or a medieval mounted soldier.
- Cavalier: A horseman, especially a mounted soldier; also implies a gallant or courtly demeanor.
- Horseman: A rider, especially a skilled one.
Related Idioms
- Tinh thần kị sĩ: The spirit of a knight; chivalrous spirit.
- Anh ta chiến đấu với tinh thần kị sĩ. (He fought with the spirit of a knight.)
noun
- cavalryman; cavalier; horseman