Cavalier

Cavalier怎么读

英式音标：[ˌkævəˈlɪə(r)]

美式音标：[ˌkævəˈlɪr]

Cavalier基本解释

n. 骑士；武士；对女人献殷勤

adj. 傲慢的；漫不经心的；无忧无虑的

n. (Cavaper)人名；(法)卡瓦利耶

Cavalier的意思释义

释义

[地名] [美国] 卡弗利尔；

英英释义

n.

a gallant or courtly gentleman

同义词：chevalier

a royalist supporter of Charles I during the English Civil War

同义词：Royalist

adj.given to haughty disregard of others

同义词：high-handed

Cavalier用法及例句

双语例句

用作名词(n.)

The cavalier defeated all the antagonists.

那位骑士打败了所有的敌手。

The cavaliers rushed into the palace to protect the king.

武士们冲进宫里保护国王。

用作形容词(adj.)

People were often irritated by his cavalier attitude toward them.

人们常常被他目空一切的态度弄得恼火。

But generally the industry adopted a rather cavalier attitude to click fraud.

但通常业界对点击欺诈都采取了有点轻视的态度。

例句参考

The Cavalier Parliament and the Reconstruction of the Old Regime, 1661-1667

Chronic valvular disease in the cavalier King Charles spaniel in Sweden

Chronic mitral valve disease in cavalier King Charles spaniels: 95 cases (1987-1991)

Adriaen van de Venne\'s Cavalier at a Dressing Table: the Parody of Masculinity in Seventeenth-century Holland

A joke is just a joke (except when it isn\'t): cavalier humor beliefs facilitate the expression of group dominance motives

Radiosurgery, cost-effectiveness, gold standards, the scientific method, cavalier cowboys, and the cost of hope

Neurological signs and results of magnetic resonance imaging in 40 cavalier King Charles spaniels with Chiari type 1-like malformati...

A Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy Gene Hot Spot Mutation in Dystrophin-Deficient Cavalier King Charles Spaniels Is Amenable to Exon 51 S...

Hereditary aspects of occipital bone hypoplasia and syringomyelia (Chiari type I malformation) in cavalier King Charles spaniels

Cavalier词源

cavalier

cavalier: [16] Etymologically, a cavalier is a ‘horseman’. The word comes via French cavalier from Italian cavaliere, which was derived from Latin caballus ‘horse’, either directly or via late Latin caballārius ‘horseman, rider’. From the beginning in English its connotations were not those of any old horserider, but of a mounted soldier or even a knight, and before the end of the 16th century the more general meaning ‘courtly gentleman’ was establishing itself.This led in the mid-17th century to its being applied on the one hand to the supporters of Charles I, and on the other as an adjective meaning ‘disdainful’. Italian cavaliere was also the source of cavalleria ‘body of horsesoldiers’, which was borrowed into English in the 16th century, via French cavallerie, as cavalry. (The parallel form routed directly through French rather than via Italian was chivalry.)=> cavalry, chivalry

cavalier (n.)

1580s, from Italian cavalliere \"mounted soldier, knight; gentleman serving as a lady\'s escort,\" from Late Latin caballarius \"horseman,\" from Vulgar Latin caballus, the common Vulgar Latin word for \"horse\" (and source of Italian cavallo, French cheval, Spanish caballo, Irish capall, Welsh ceffyl), displacing Latin equus (see equine).Sense advanced in 17c. to \"knight,\" then \"courtly gentleman\" (but also, pejoratively, \"swaggerer\"), which led to the adjectival senses, especially \"disdainful\" (1650s). Meaning \"Royalist adherent of Charles I\" is from 1641. Meaning \"one who devotes himself solely to attendance on a lady\" is from 1817, roughly translating Italian cavaliere-servente. In classical Latin caballus was \"work horse, pack horse,\" sometimes, disdainfully, \"hack, nag.\" \"Not a native Lat. word (as the second -a- would show), though the source of the borrowing is uncertain\" [Tucker]. Perhaps from some Balkan or Anatolian language, and meaning, originally, \"gelding.\" The same source is thought to have yielded Old Church Slavonic kobyla.

cavalier (adj.)

\"disdainful,\" 1650s, from cavalier (n.). Earlier it meant \"gallant\" (1640s). Related: Cavalierly.

Cavalier相关例句

1.He treated us in a cavalier fashion.

他待我们很不客气。

4.treat sb in a cavalier manner

慢待某人.

6.HAN: cavalier attendant

散骑

7.Cavalier King Charlies Spaniel [England]

卡巴利亚金克佳儿期斯巴尔[英

8.Cavalier Poets

骑士诗人