man-at-arms im Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Übersetzungen für man-at-arms im Englisch»Italienisch-Wörterbuch

man-at-arms <Pl men-at-arms> [Am ˌmænədˈɑrmz] SUBST HIST

man-at-arms

uomo m d'arme

Übersetzungen für man-at-arms im Italienisch»Englisch-Wörterbuch

I.armato [arˈmato] VERB Part Perf

armato → armare

II.armato [arˈmato] ADJ

1. armato (munito di armi):

armato persona, gruppo, conflitto, rivolta, scorta

armed di: with

rapina a mano -a

armed robbery

2. armato (dotato):

armato übtr

equipped

armato übtr

armed

armato di coraggio, pazienza

armed with courage, patience

3. armato BAU:

cemento armato

reinforced concrete, ferroconcrete

III.armato [arˈmato] SUBST m (soldato)

armato

man-at-arms

armato

soldier

IV.armato [arˈmato]

essere armato fino ai denti

to be armed to the teeth

Siehe auch: armare

I.armare [arˈmare] VERB trans

1. armare (munire di armi):

armare truppe, esercito, veicolo

to arm con: with contro: against

2. armare (predisporre allo sparo):

armare arma

to cock

3. armare BAU:

armare cemento

to reinforce con: with

4. armare NAUT (dotare di equipaggiamento):

armare

to fit out

armare

to apparel

armare nave

to rig

5. armare HIST:

armare qn cavaliere

to dub sb (a) knight, to knight sb

II.armarsi VERB refl

1. armarsi (munirsi d'armi):

armarsi

to arm oneself di: with

2. armarsi (dotarsi) übtr:

armarsi di coraggio, pazienza

to arm oneself with, to summon up

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Englisch

Of these, only the man-at-arms and squire were armed.

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The horse was, therefore, a major item of expenditure in the equipment of a man-at-arms.

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In any case, two campaigns as a man-at-arms does not a swashbuckling knight make.

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Shortly after this scene, the player is branded a traitor by the king and is forced to flee the palace with his butler, his man-at-arms and his dog in tow.

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The term man-at-arms thus primarily denoted a military function, rather than a social rank.

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They were both expensive, highly trained horses prized by knights and nobles, and the poorer knight, squire or man-at-arms would use a rouncey for fighting.

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This explains the evolution of the meaning of the word "gendarme" from a noble man-at-arms to a military police officer.

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The practicality of a man-at-arms being able to take off a great helm during a battle, if he wanted to continue fighting wearing just a bascinet, is unclear.

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