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Meanings of knights in inglés
ruso
шарлотт найтс español
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Usage of knights in inglés
1
They suggested romances: lovers in the forests; knights in armor; wicked enchantresses.
2
The constable was in charge of the knights of the royal household.
3
The knights pushed on ahead to clear a space on the bridge.
4
The two knights were startled-yes ,andtroubled; and the Sieur Bertrand said:
5
The people repeated and increased their hissing; the knights continued their clapping.
6
Several of the knights were gathered in the courtyard, discussing the event.
7
The knights of England found worthy rivals in the knights of France.
8
The second trumpet blew and the knights laid their lances in rest.
9
And for this reason were the seven knights placed in the town.
10
Accordingly the gates were opened, and the wine-bearers and knights filed in.
11
D'Aubusson at once summoned the knights concerned in the matter before him.
12
It was now his home, and the home of his brave knights.
13
But, soon, those same European kings and knights wanted to go home.
14
Yet some provision must be made for His Grace's leal knights, surely?
15
The knights in the retinue held their lances and war axes ready.
16
Ashtaway asked, remembering the great fires, the scattered livestock-and the fallen knights.
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Translations for knights
español
Knights through the time
Knights across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common