CEFR B1

knight

noun

Meaning

A medieval warrior, especially one of noble birth, who served his sovereign or lord as a mounted soldier in an army with the rank of a nobleman.

Examples

The brave knight rode his horse into battle to defend the kingdom.
He trained for years to become a skilled knight and earn his spurs.

Synonyms: fellow, warrior, horseman, cavalier

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knight (B1)

noun

Pronunciation: /naɪt/

Definition

A medieval warrior, especially one of noble birth, who served his sovereign or lord as a mounted soldier in an army with the rank of a nobleman.

Examples

The brave knight rode his horse into battle to defend the kingdom.
He trained for years to become a skilled knight and earn his spurs.
The king honored the knight for his loyalty and courage on the battlefield.

How to Use knight

knight in shining armor (idiom): A man who is heroic, chivalrous, and protective, especially towards women. — "He arrived just in time to help, like a knight in shining armor."

Synonyms of knight

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