Definition of chatelain in English:

chatelain

noun ˈʃatəleɪnˈSHadlˌān

another term for castellan
Example sentencesExamples
- For the first time in centuries, residents without family ties to the area have become the chatelains of some of the great river estates.
- This hostellerie is a favourite with the local chatelains and wine makers, who bring their own bottles, free of corkage.

Origin

Late Middle English: from Old French chastelain, from medieval Latin castellanus 'castellan', from Latin castellum (see castle).

Definition of chatelain in US English:

chatelain

nounˈSHadlˌān

another term for castellan
Example sentencesExamples
- For the first time in centuries, residents without family ties to the area have become the chatelains of some of the great river estates.
- This hostellerie is a favourite with the local chatelains and wine makers, who bring their own bottles, free of corkage.

Origin

Late Middle English: from Old French chastelain, from medieval Latin castellanus ‘castellan’, from Latin castellum (see castle).

单词	chatelain
释义	Definition of chatelain in English: chatelain noun ˈʃatəleɪnˈSHadlˌān another term for castellan Example sentencesExamples For the first time in centuries, residents without family ties to the area have become the chatelains of some of the great river estates. This hostellerie is a favourite with the local chatelains and wine makers, who bring their own bottles, free of corkage. Origin Late Middle English: from Old French chastelain, from medieval Latin castellanus 'castellan', from Latin castellum (see castle). Definition of chatelain in US English: chatelain nounˈSHadlˌān another term for castellan Example sentencesExamples For the first time in centuries, residents without family ties to the area have become the chatelains of some of the great river estates. This hostellerie is a favourite with the local chatelains and wine makers, who bring their own bottles, free of corkage. Origin Late Middle English: from Old French chastelain, from medieval Latin castellanus ‘castellan’, from Latin castellum (see castle).
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