a paladin of something
表示某人捍卫某事业。
She is a paladin of justice.
她是正义的骑士。
斗士;捍卫者;卫道者
英雄般的勇士,尤其是骑士。;高尚事业的捍卫者或倡导者。;查理曼大帝宫廷中的十二名同伴之一。;骑士;武士
someone who fights for a cause
英雄般的勇士,尤其是骑士。
A heroic champion, especially a knight.
高尚事业的捍卫者或倡导者。
A defender or advocate of a noble cause.
查理曼大帝宫廷中的十二名同伴之一。
Any of the twelve Companions of the court of Emperor Charlemagne.
The lawyer was known as a paladin of consumer rights, always taking on big companies.
这位律师以消费者权益的捍卫者而闻名,总是与大型公司较量。
用法提示:此处为名词,意为“为某项事业而奋斗的卫道者”。
As a young activist, she became a paladin of environmental protection in her community.
作为一名年轻的活动家,她成为社区环境保护的捍卫者。
用法提示:此处为名词,指“为某项事业而奋斗的人”。
He called himself a paladin of free speech, but many disagreed with his methods.
他自称言论自由的卫道者,但许多人不同意他的做法。
用法提示:此处为名词,意为“捍卫或支持某项事业的人”。
表示某人捍卫某事业。
She is a paladin of justice.
她是正义的骑士。
He was a paladin in the crusade for freedom.
他是在自由运动中的斗士。
特指某位骑士或卫道者。
The paladin defended the weak.
这位骑士保护弱者。
Paladins always uphold their code of honor.
骑士们总是坚守他们的荣誉准则。
grammar · medium
易错句子He paladins for justice.
正确表达He is a paladin of justice.
Paladin 是名词,不能直接用作动词。应改为 'is a paladin of' 以正确使用名词。
grammar · medium
易错句子The palace was paladin.
正确表达The palace was palatial.
Paladin 指骑士或卫道者,而 palatial 指宫殿般的、宏伟的,两者拼写相似但含义不同。
knight多指中世纪的骑士头衔或身份,强调封建义务;paladin则更侧重为正义事业而战的理想化勇士,带有道德色彩。
crusader特指参加十字军东征的历史人物或为某一事业积极奋斗的人,带有宗教或激进色彩;paladin泛指高尚的战士,不限于特定历史背景。
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