gallantry in Japanese
gallantry in Japanese is 勇敢 — gallantry means great courage, especially in battle or under difficult circumstances.
gallantry in Japanese
勇敢
Pronounced: yuukan
chivalrous courtliness, especially towards women.
What does "gallantry" mean?
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noun Great courage, especially in battle or under difficult circumstances.
"He was awarded a medal for gallantry under fire."
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noun Old-fashioned, courteous, chivalrous behavior toward women.
"His gallantry was noted by everyone at the dinner — pulling out chairs, offering his coat."
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gallantry in a sentence
- He was awarded a medal for gallantry under fire.
- His gallantry was noted by everyone at the dinner — pulling out chairs, offering his coat.
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What is "gallantry" in Japanese?
"gallantry" in Japanese is 勇敢. gallantry means: Great courage, especially in battle or under difficult circumstances.
How do you pronounce 勇敢?
"gallantry" in Japanese is 勇敢, pronounced "yuukan".
How do you use "gallantry" in a sentence?
Example: "He was awarded a medal for gallantry under fire." In Japanese, "gallantry" is 勇敢.
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