Definition
Definition of squired - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
medievalDated having the qualities of a squireDated
- He had a squired demeanor, always ready to assist.
2.
historyDated accompanied or attended by a squireDated
- The knight was squired by his loyal attendant.
Origin of squired
Old French, escuyer (shield bearer)
Examples of squired in a sentence
She admired his squired behavior. The prince was squired by his trusted knight. The young noble was squired by an experienced warrior.
View all translations of squired
Click below to see the appropriate translations facing each meaning.
- French:de type écuyer, escorté, ...
- German:hilfsbereit, begleitet, ...
- Italian:scudiero, accompagnato, ...
- Spanish:de escudero, acompañado, ...
- Portuguese:com qualidades de escudeiro, acompanhado por escudeiro, ...
- Chinese:像侍从, 由侍从陪同, ...
- Japanese:従者のような, 付き添われた, ...
- Arabic:تابعي, مُرافَق بِحَامِل السِّلَاح, ...
- Hebrew:סְקווַיֶירִי, מְלוּוֶה בְּנוֹשֵׂא כֵּלִים, ...
- Russian:сквайр, сопровождаемый, ...
- Ukrainian:з якостями зброєносця, супроводжуваний зброєносцем, ...
- Hindi:शूरवीर जैसा, साथ, ...
Definition of squire - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
historical roleyoung nobleman acting as an attendant to a knight
- The squire helped the knight put on his armor..
2.
social classDated UK landowner from the English gentryDated UK
- The squire managed the estate diligently.
3.
rural statusDated UK man of high social standing in rural areasDated UK
- The local squire owned much of the village land..
Verb
1.
socialtr. Dated US escort a woman in a social settingtr. Dated US
- He squired her to the gala event.
2.
medievalintr. Rare serve a knight as a young armed attendantintr. Rare
- He squired the knight during the tournament.
Expressions with squire
💡 Discover popular phrases, idioms, collocations, or phrasal verbs. Click any expression to learn more, listen to its pronunciation, or save it to your favorites.
friendly buyer takes a minority shareholding to block an unwanted acquisition
A white squire bought 15% to stop the hostile bid.
used to show agreement or readiness in conversation
Right, squire, let's get started with the project.
Origin of squire
Old French, esquier (shield bearer)
Examples of squire in a sentence
During training, the squire learned the art of combat. The young squire inherited vast lands. As a squire, he was respected in the village. The squire hosted the annual village fair. Everyone in the village respected the squire's decisions. He squired her to the charity ball.
She was squired by him at the dinner party. The young page squired the knight on his quest. He was honored to squire the nobleman in battle.
View all translations of squire
Click below to see the appropriate translations facing each meaning.
- French:écuyer, accompagner, ...
- German:Knappe, begleiten, ...
- Italian:scudiero, scortare, ...
- Spanish:escudero, acompañar, ...
- Portuguese:escudeiro, acompanhar, ...
- Chinese:随从, 陪伴, ...
- Japanese:従士, エスコートする, ...
- Arabic:تابِع الفارِس, رَافَقَ, ...
- Hebrew:מְלוּוֶה אֶצֶלִי לְאֲבִיר, לְלַווֹת, ...
- Russian:оруженосец, сопровождать, ...
- Ukrainian:зброєносець, супроводжувати, ...
- Hindi:युवा शूरवीर, ले जाना, ...
icon to discover related terms: analogies, antonyms, common collocates, words with same roots, umbrella terms… Try with happening or hunch.
icon next to the first example to see two additional options and learn to use new vocabulary naturally.
icon to save words you want to revisit. You can also save a specific meaning by clicking on the