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Definition of equerry - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
British monarchyDated UK official assisting the British sovereignDated UK
- An equerry was present at the queen's ceremony.
2.
historyRare UK officer caring for horses of nobilityRare UK
- The equerry ensured the horses were well-fed and groomed.
Origin of equerry
French, écurie (stable) + -ier (person)
Examples of equerry in a sentence
An equerry accompanied the prince on his visit. The equerry rode alongside the royal carriage. An equerry was appointed to manage the stables.
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- French:écuyer, palefrenier, ...
- German:Hofbeamter, Stallmeister, ...
- Italian:scudiero, responsabile dei cavalli, ...
- Spanish:caballerizo, mozo de caballos, ...
- Portuguese:escudeiro, oficial de cavalaria, ...
- Chinese:侍从官, 御马官, ...
- Japanese:侍従, 厩務官, ...
- Arabic:مُرافِق مَلَكي, مُشْرِف عَلَى إِسْطَبْلَات النُّبَلَاء, ...
- Hebrew:מְשָׁרֵת בְּחֲצַר הַמַּלְכוּת, אַחְרָאִי הַסּוּסִים בְּחֲצַר הַמְּלוּכָה, ...
- Russian:помощник монарха, конюший, ...
- Ukrainian:еккері, конюший, ...
- Hindi:अधिकारी, घुड़सवार अधिकारी, ...
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