Definition of paladin in English:

paladin

noun ˈpalədɪnˈpælədn

historical

1Any of the twelve peers of Charlemagne's court, of whom the Count Palatine was the chief.
Example sentencesExamples
- In Charlemagne's court, there are twelve legendary paladins who serve their king.
- He knew those legends well, as well as he knew the legends of Roland and the twelve paladins, and he would be intrigued by the retelling.
- Roland was not just the chief paladin of Charlemagne.
- Tales of the paladins of Charlemagne once rivalled the stories of King Arthur and the knights of the Round Table in popularity.
1. 1.1 A knight renowned for heroism and chivalry.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Inside six paladins stood around a table with a map of the city.
  When she is forced to flee back to Asia, she is followed by Orlando, who is himself followed in turn by other paladins.
  I am Sir Theron and she is Lady Ariane, we are paladins, and deserve the title we earned.
  The table remained quiet for a few moments, and a wave of uneasiness flowed between the two paladins.
  The English recovered most of western Gascony, but in July 1453 a French army defeated Talbot at Castillon and Talbot himself, a paladin greatly admired by French and English alike, was killed.
  He was also standing among a war party of almost thirty knights, paladins, and mages.
  Hurrath is known as the White King because his tendency to use diplomatic methods to gain villages and how his finest men are trained to become paladins.
  Within the fraction of a second it took the other paladins to realise that their companion was dead, the trio was on them.
  She stood firm as she watched some of the paladins she knew lower her father's body into a grave, this would be the last time she would ever look upon his face.
  Since he could not be everywhere, especially in the continuous crisis of wartime, Hitler had to encourage self-reliance and independence, both in his paladins and in the regional chieftains, the Gauleiter.
  He would tell them epic tales of noble knights, paladins, warriors, and samurai.
  She looked over to Mitsos, ‘I thought paladins were good and fought for what was right, and were compassionate and courteous.’
  I have to say that I haven't met many female paladins, is it hard for a woman to become one?
  Synonyms
  chevalier, cavalier, cavalryman, horseman, equestrian

Origin

Late 16th century: from French paladin, from Italian paladino, from Latin palatinus '(officer) of the palace' (see palatine¹).

Rhymes

Saladin

Definition of paladin in US English:

paladin

nounˈpalədnˈpælədn

historical

1Any of the twelve peers of Charlemagne's court, of whom the Count Palatine was the chief.
Example sentencesExamples
- Roland was not just the chief paladin of Charlemagne.
- Tales of the paladins of Charlemagne once rivalled the stories of King Arthur and the knights of the Round Table in popularity.
- He knew those legends well, as well as he knew the legends of Roland and the twelve paladins, and he would be intrigued by the retelling.
- In Charlemagne's court, there are twelve legendary paladins who serve their king.
1. 1.1 A knight renowned for heroism and chivalry.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Within the fraction of a second it took the other paladins to realise that their companion was dead, the trio was on them.
  She looked over to Mitsos, ‘I thought paladins were good and fought for what was right, and were compassionate and courteous.’
  The table remained quiet for a few moments, and a wave of uneasiness flowed between the two paladins.
  When she is forced to flee back to Asia, she is followed by Orlando, who is himself followed in turn by other paladins.
  I am Sir Theron and she is Lady Ariane, we are paladins, and deserve the title we earned.
  Inside six paladins stood around a table with a map of the city.
  Hurrath is known as the White King because his tendency to use diplomatic methods to gain villages and how his finest men are trained to become paladins.
  She stood firm as she watched some of the paladins she knew lower her father's body into a grave, this would be the last time she would ever look upon his face.
  Since he could not be everywhere, especially in the continuous crisis of wartime, Hitler had to encourage self-reliance and independence, both in his paladins and in the regional chieftains, the Gauleiter.
  He would tell them epic tales of noble knights, paladins, warriors, and samurai.
  I have to say that I haven't met many female paladins, is it hard for a woman to become one?
  The English recovered most of western Gascony, but in July 1453 a French army defeated Talbot at Castillon and Talbot himself, a paladin greatly admired by French and English alike, was killed.
  He was also standing among a war party of almost thirty knights, paladins, and mages.
  Synonyms
  chevalier, cavalier, cavalryman, horseman, equestrian

Origin

Late 16th century: from French paladin, from Italian paladino, from Latin palatinus ‘(officer) of the palace’ (see palatine).

单词	paladin
释义	Definition of paladin in English: paladin noun ˈpalədɪnˈpælədn historical 1Any of the twelve peers of Charlemagne's court, of whom the Count Palatine was the chief. Example sentencesExamples In Charlemagne's court, there are twelve legendary paladins who serve their king. He knew those legends well, as well as he knew the legends of Roland and the twelve paladins, and he would be intrigued by the retelling. Roland was not just the chief paladin of Charlemagne. Tales of the paladins of Charlemagne once rivalled the stories of King Arthur and the knights of the Round Table in popularity. 1.1 A knight renowned for heroism and chivalry. Example sentencesExamples Inside six paladins stood around a table with a map of the city. When she is forced to flee back to Asia, she is followed by Orlando, who is himself followed in turn by other paladins. I am Sir Theron and she is Lady Ariane, we are paladins, and deserve the title we earned. The table remained quiet for a few moments, and a wave of uneasiness flowed between the two paladins. The English recovered most of western Gascony, but in July 1453 a French army defeated Talbot at Castillon and Talbot himself, a paladin greatly admired by French and English alike, was killed. He was also standing among a war party of almost thirty knights, paladins, and mages. Hurrath is known as the White King because his tendency to use diplomatic methods to gain villages and how his finest men are trained to become paladins. Within the fraction of a second it took the other paladins to realise that their companion was dead, the trio was on them. She stood firm as she watched some of the paladins she knew lower her father's body into a grave, this would be the last time she would ever look upon his face. Since he could not be everywhere, especially in the continuous crisis of wartime, Hitler had to encourage self-reliance and independence, both in his paladins and in the regional chieftains, the Gauleiter. He would tell them epic tales of noble knights, paladins, warriors, and samurai. She looked over to Mitsos, ‘I thought paladins were good and fought for what was right, and were compassionate and courteous.’ I have to say that I haven't met many female paladins, is it hard for a woman to become one? Synonyms chevalier, cavalier, cavalryman, horseman, equestrian Origin Late 16th century: from French paladin, from Italian paladino, from Latin palatinus '(officer) of the palace' (see palatine¹). Rhymes Saladin Definition of paladin in US English: paladin nounˈpalədnˈpælədn historical 1Any of the twelve peers of Charlemagne's court, of whom the Count Palatine was the chief. Example sentencesExamples Roland was not just the chief paladin of Charlemagne. Tales of the paladins of Charlemagne once rivalled the stories of King Arthur and the knights of the Round Table in popularity. He knew those legends well, as well as he knew the legends of Roland and the twelve paladins, and he would be intrigued by the retelling. In Charlemagne's court, there are twelve legendary paladins who serve their king. 1.1 A knight renowned for heroism and chivalry. Example sentencesExamples Within the fraction of a second it took the other paladins to realise that their companion was dead, the trio was on them. She looked over to Mitsos, ‘I thought paladins were good and fought for what was right, and were compassionate and courteous.’ The table remained quiet for a few moments, and a wave of uneasiness flowed between the two paladins. When she is forced to flee back to Asia, she is followed by Orlando, who is himself followed in turn by other paladins. I am Sir Theron and she is Lady Ariane, we are paladins, and deserve the title we earned. Inside six paladins stood around a table with a map of the city. Hurrath is known as the White King because his tendency to use diplomatic methods to gain villages and how his finest men are trained to become paladins. She stood firm as she watched some of the paladins she knew lower her father's body into a grave, this would be the last time she would ever look upon his face. Since he could not be everywhere, especially in the continuous crisis of wartime, Hitler had to encourage self-reliance and independence, both in his paladins and in the regional chieftains, the Gauleiter. He would tell them epic tales of noble knights, paladins, warriors, and samurai. I have to say that I haven't met many female paladins, is it hard for a woman to become one? The English recovered most of western Gascony, but in July 1453 a French army defeated Talbot at Castillon and Talbot himself, a paladin greatly admired by French and English alike, was killed. He was also standing among a war party of almost thirty knights, paladins, and mages. Synonyms chevalier, cavalier, cavalryman, horseman, equestrian Origin Late 16th century: from French paladin, from Italian paladino, from Latin palatinus ‘(officer) of the palace’ (see palatine).
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