paladin

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Historypaladinpal‧a‧din /ˈpælədɪn/ noun [countable] SHa knight (=a soldier of high rank) in the Middle Ages who was very brave and loyalExamples from the Corpuspaladin• a pro-choice paladin• In short, he is all that a medieval paladin might be expected to be.• He was one of the very few left of the Bruce's close company, even if no paladin.• Most income came from the hiring out of paladins as mercenaries in territorial disputes.• As the paladin approached, however, the woman appeared undeniably solid and real.Origin paladin (1500-1600) French Italian paladino, from Latin palatinus “palace official”, from palatium; → PALACE

单词	paladin
释义	paladin From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Historypaladinpal‧a‧din /ˈpælədɪn/ noun [countable] SHa knight (=a soldier of high rank) in the Middle Ages who was very brave and loyalExamples from the Corpuspaladin• a pro-choice paladin• In short, he is all that a medieval paladin might be expected to be.• He was one of the very few left of the Bruce's close company, even if no paladin.• Most income came from the hiring out of paladins as mercenaries in territorial disputes.• As the paladin approached, however, the woman appeared undeniably solid and real.Origin paladin (1500-1600) French Italian paladino, from Latin palatinus “palace official”, from palatium; → PALACE
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