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Meanings of châtelain in anglès
portuguès
châtelain French title for the keeper of a castle.
Related terms
Sinònims
Examples for "castellan"
Examples for "castellan"
1
Young Lord Stokeworth's castellan granted her hospitality, but only for a night.
2
Only the old castellan and I remained behind, to overlook the work.
3
Our lady is going to be her own castellan for the present.
4
The castellan remained there and listened until the count's footsteps died away.
5
The lad was being fostered by Lord Renly's castellan at Storm's End.
1
For once in a way, the vivacious châtelaine of Hale Castle was almost cross.
2
Bessie carried the keys: she was châtelaine, seneschal and cicerone, all rolled in one.
3
Nothing could exceed the sweet and noble simplicity of the young châtelaine in giving her orders.
4
So far, however, she had no cause to distrust her châtelaine's honour, nor even her judgment.
5
At the moment he was thinking of some fair-faced châtelaine roaming under the battlements of a donjon.
Usage of châtelain in anglès
1
Had it been I, châtelain, thy suspicions would have a better show of reason.
2
She presented her to the châtelain, with a dignity so calm and quiet, that the latter found it oppressive!
3
The châtelain, the prior, the bailiff, the clavier, and the Baron de Willading, looked at each other like men bewildered.
4
As there is nothing against the laws of Valais in the matter, I trust to stand acquitted, châtelain, for my frankness.
5
The châtelain was again surprised; for the steadiness of the reply denoted innocence, and he studied the countenance of the prisoner intently.
6
The châtelain waited; a moment for the little stir occasioned by the entrance of the prisoner to subside, when he pursued the inquiry.
7
The châtelain then slowly recapitulated the history of the buffoon and the pilgrim to his companions, the purport of which was as follows.
8
The châtelain consulted with those about him, and then desired the wife to come forth in order to be confronted with her husband.
9
And so there was the other troubadour, the Châtelain Regnault de Coucy.
10
He is also believed to have murdered a young French woman, Aurélie Châtelain.
11
All are then comfortable;-thenoble Genoese, the honorable Melchior, and the worthy Châtelain.-AndJacques Colis?
12
Hath the honorable Châtelain from Sion reached the hill?
13
Herr Châtelain, thy meaning is understood.
14
Herr Châtelain, I am human.
15
"And that poor Châtelain had had his hair curled!" said Marie Lloyd.
16
In what, Herr Châtelain?
Frequent collocations
Châtelain through the time