chivalrous in Portuguese

chivalrous in Portuguese is cavalheiresco — chivalrous means showing old-fashioned courtesy and gallantry, especially in the way a man treats women.

chivalrous in Portuguese

cavalheiresco

adj

What does "chivalrous" mean?

adj Showing old-fashioned courtesy and gallantry, especially in the way a man treats women.
"He held the door open and offered her his coat — a chivalrous gesture that made her smile."

chivalrous in a sentence

He held the door open and offered her his coat — a chivalrous gesture that made her smile.
The knight was praised as much for his chivalrous manners as for his skill in battle.

Common Portuguese translations

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Frequently asked questions

What is "chivalrous" in Portuguese?

"chivalrous" in Portuguese is cavalheiresco. chivalrous means: Showing old-fashioned courtesy and gallantry, especially in the way a man treats women.

How do you use "chivalrous" in a sentence?

Example: "He held the door open and offered her his coat — a chivalrous gesture that made her smile." In Portuguese, "chivalrous" is cavalheiresco.

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