KNIGHT - Englisch-Spanisch Übersetzung

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Englisch

Spanisch

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

1. knight HIST:

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] VERB trans

1. knight (confer title upon):

knight

conceder el título de sir a

2. knight HIST:

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.

knight errant <pl knights errant> SUBST

knight errant

caballero m andante

white knight SUBST FIN

white knight

caballero m blanco

to dub sb (a) knight

armar a alguien caballero

Spanisch

Englisch

caballo blanco

white knight

caballero andante

knight errant

caballero blanco

white knight

caballería andante (actividad)

knight-errantry

templario

Knight Templar

im PONS Wörterbuch

Englisch

Spanisch

I. knight [naɪt] SUBST

1. knight (man given honorable rank):

knight

sir m

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

knight

caballero m

3. knight (chess figure):

knight

caballo m

Wendungen:

knight in shining armour

príncipe m azul

II. knight [naɪt] VERB trans

knight HIST

armar caballero

knight (give a honorable title)

conceder el título de "sir"

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

knight-errant

caballero m andante

Spanisch

Englisch

caballero

knight

caballo

knight

el caballero de la triste figura (Don Quijote)

the knight of the sad countenance

armar a alguien caballero

to knight sb

im PONS Wörterbuch

Englisch

Spanisch

I. knight [naɪt] SUBST

1. knight (man given honorable rank):

knight

sir m

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

knight

caballero m

3. knight (chess figure):

knight

caballo m

Wendungen:

knight in shining armor

príncipe m azul

II. knight [naɪt] VERB trans

knight HIST

armar caballero

knight (give honorable title)

conceder el título de ‘sir‚

knight-errant <knights-errant> [ˌnaɪt·ˈer·ənt] SUBST

knight-errant

caballero m andante

Spanisch

Englisch

caballero

knight

caballo

knight

armar a alguien caballero

to knight sb

el caballero de la triste figura (Don Quijote)

the knight of the sad countenance

Present

I	knight
you	knight
he/she/it	knights
we	knight
you	knight
they	knight

Past

I	knighted
you	knighted
he/she/it	knighted
we	knighted
you	knighted
they	knighted

Present Perfect

I	have	knighted
you	have	knighted
he/she/it	has	knighted
we	have	knighted
you	have	knighted
they	have	knighted

Past Perfect

I	had	knighted
you	had	knighted
he/she/it	had	knighted
we	had	knighted
you	had	knighted
they	had	knighted

Einsprachige Beispiele (nicht von der PONS Redaktion geprüft)

He becomes a knight-errant wearing, appropriately, a burning pestle on his shield.

en.wikipedia.org

The story illustrates how a worthy knight-errant was supposed to wander about defeating opponents in honorable combat.

en.wikipedia.org

This production is known for its dazzling choreography (with some pseudo knight-errant antics thrown in for good measure).

www.postcity.com

He's also a knight-errant who's wary of credit cards, retirement benefits, political parties, mortgages, and television.

primetime.unrealitytv.co.uk

He decides to sally forth as a knight-errant in search of adventure.

en.wikipedia.org