gallant基本解释
adj.英勇的；(男子对女子)殷勤的；华丽的；雄伟的
n.时髦男士；对女子殷勤的男士；求爱者
v.献殷勤
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副词: gallantly 过去式: gallanted 过去分词: gallanted 现在分词: gallanting 第三人称单数: gallants
gallant
基本词汇
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基本词汇
adj.英勇的；(男子对女子)殷勤的；华丽的；雄伟的
n.时髦男士；对女子殷勤的男士；求爱者
v.献殷勤
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副词: gallantly 过去式: gallanted 过去分词: gallanted 现在分词: gallanting 第三人称单数: gallants
noun
1. a man who is much concerned with his dress and appearance
Synonym: dandydudefopsheikbeauswellfashion plateclotheshorse
2. a man who attends or escorts a woman
Synonym: squire
adj
1. unflinching in battle or action
e.g. a gallant warrior
put up a gallant resistance to the attackers
2. being attentive to women like an ideal knight
Synonym: chivalrousknightly
3. having or displaying great dignity or nobility
e.g. a gallant pageant
lofty ships
majestic cities
proud alpine peaks
Synonym: loftymajesticproud
4. lively and spirited
e.g. a dashing hero
Synonym: dashing
1. 英勇的；勇敢的；高尚的
If someone is gallant, they behave bravely and honourably in a dangerous or difficult situation.
e.g. The gallant soldiers lost their lives so that peace might reign again.
英勇的战士们为恢复和平献出了生命。
2. 顽强的；奋力的
A gallant effort or fight is one in which someone tried very hard to do something difficult, although in the end they failed.
gallant
e.g. He died at the age of 82, after a gallant fight against illness.
他在与疾病进行了顽强的抗争后故去，享年82岁。
3. （对女子）殷勤的，彬彬有礼的
If a man is gallant, he is kind, polite, and considerate towards women.
e.g. Douglas was a complex man, thoughtful, gallant, and generous.
道格拉斯让人捉摸不透，他体贴周到，对女孩子颇为殷勤，而且慷慨大方。
1. gallant什么意思
1. 英勇的：gall 胆汁 | gallant 英勇的 | gallery 画廊
2. gallant什么意思
2. 献殷勤：下身脱光 Bottomless | 献殷勤 Gallant | 挑 逗 Lascivious
3. 殷勤的：27. attentive专心的 | 28. gallant殷勤的 | 29. intelligent聪明伶俐
4. 献殷勤的,色情的：fluorescent发荧光的,荧光的 | gallant献殷勤的,色情的 | gelatinous黏胶的,凝胶的
The gallant stand he was making for the decencies of family life.
出自：E. WaughShe was an old lady by then, suffering acutely from arthritis but remarkably gallant and cheerful.
出自：A. GuinnessLadislaw gallants her about sometimes.
出自：George Eliot
