Keresés
Knight
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ló, lovag
a chess piece that looks like the head of a horse and can either move two vertical and one horizontal squares or two horizontal and one vertical squares in any direction
What is a "knight"?
A knight is a unique chess piece that moves in an L-shape: two squares in one direction, then one square perpendicular to that, or one square in one direction and then two squares perpendicular. This distinctive movement allows the knight to jump over other pieces on the board. The knight is the only piece that can move in this way, making it useful in crowded positions or for attacking pieces that are otherwise protected. Each player starts with two knights, one on the left and one on the right of the back row.
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lovag, harcos
(in the Middle Ages) a man of high social rank, wearing armor and riding a horse, who is loyal to his king
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lovag, vitéz
a person who is honored to receive a title from the royal family in Great Britain
to knight
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lovaggá ütni, lovagi címet adni
raise (someone) to knighthood
knight
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knighthood
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knighthood
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knightly
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knightly
adj
Példa
Knights proudly displayed their family crest during tournaments and battles.
Knights trained rigorously in martial arts and chivalry.
In medieval times, knights would often carry a stiletto as a secondary weapon for close-quarters combat.
The knight wielded a broadsword as his primary melee weapon in battle.
The knight adorned his helmet with a vibrant panache.
