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No. 8,981 in French

chevalier

"Chevalier" means "knight" or "nobleman" in English.

In a sentence

  • Le chevalier portait une armure étincelante dans le tournoi.

    The knight wore a shining armor in the tournament.

    In this context, 'chevalier' refers to a medieval knight, a person of noble rank in historical stories.

  • Elle admirait le courage de cet homme, un vrai chevalier dans sa conduite.

    She admired the courage of this man, a true knight in his conduct.

    Here, 'chevalier' is metaphorically used to describe someone with knightly virtues, such as bravery and honor.

  • En politique, il est souvent apparu comme un chevalier défendant les valeurs morales.

    In politics, he often appeared as a knight defending moral values.

    In this sentence, 'chevalier' is applied figuratively to signify someone championing principles or ideals like a noble knight.

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