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Definition of varlet - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
historyRare servant or attendant in medieval timesRare
- The young varlet prepared the knight's armor for the upcoming joust..
2.
untrustworthy personDated deceitful and unreliable personDated
- The varlet tricked everyone with his lies.
3.
trainingRare youth training as a knight's attendantRare
- The young varlet learned the ways of chivalry.
4.
gameRare the jack in card gamesRare
- He played the varlet to win the hand.
Origin of varlet
Old French, vaslet (young man)
Examples of varlet in a sentence
A loyal varlet followed his master into battle. The varlet was caught stealing from the treasury. Everyone avoided the varlet known for his deceit. The varlet polished the knight's armor. As a varlet, he served the lord diligently. She held the varlet in her hand.
The varlet was crucial in his winning strategy.
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- French:valet, fripon, ...
- German:Knappe, Schurke, ...
- Italian:servitore, furfante, ...
- Spanish:lacayo, bellaco, ...
- Portuguese:servo, patife, ...
- Chinese:侍从, 无赖, ...
- Japanese:従者, 悪党, ...
- Arabic:غلام, محتال, ...
- Hebrew:נַעַר, נוֹכֵל, ...
- Russian:слуга, проходимец, ...
- Ukrainian:слуга, шахрай, ...
- Hindi:सेवक, धोखेबाज, ...
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