zhòngyīngguànyòngduǎnyù:
  • n.   zhōng shì de gāo lǐng xiù duǎn kǎi jiá , jiàn , duǎn suǒ jiá , duǎn lín kǎi jiá   habergeon
  • n.  zhōng shì de guǐ diāo xiàng .   medieval carvings of demons
  • n.   zhōng shì defēng chén , jiā chénwèiguó jūn huò lǐng zhù xiào zhōng shòu fēng zhě) .   man promising to fight for and be loyal to a king or lord in return for the right to hold land (
  •   zhōng shì deyóu xiá shì .   medieval knight who wandered in search of adventure (
  • n.   zhōng shì deyóu fāng shī yǎn chàng zhě .   travelling composer, player and singer of songs and ballads (
  • n.   zhōng shì dejīng yuàn zhé xué , fán suǒ zhé xué .   system of philosophy taught in the universities in the Middle Ages, based in theological dogma (
  • adj.   zhōng shì debiǎo xiàn chū wán měi de shì jīng shén de .   showing the qualities of a perfect knight (
  • n.  zhōng shì dezhòng bīng .   mounted soldier with heavy armour and weapons (
  • n.   zhōng shì de shì jīng shén yǒng róng gǎnqiān gōng zhù ruò xiǎo děng) .   ideal qualities expected of a knight, such as courage, honour, courtesy and concern for the weak and helpless (
  • n.   zhōng shì yán jiū jiā , zhōng shǐ xué jiā   medievalist
  • n.   zhōng shì xué jiā wàng dào deliàn jīn yào , cháng shēng lǎo yào   imaginary substance with which medieval scientists hoped to change metals into gold or make people live for ever (
  • n.   zhōng dōng běi fēi deduō yán shí de qián chuángjǐn hòu yòu shuǐ) .   rocky watercourse that is dry except after heavy rain (
  • n.   zhōng dōng dexiǎo fèi , shǎng qián .   money given as a tip or to help the poor (
  •   zhōng zhuī   plug tap
  • n.   zhōng bàn de , yòng xuān chuán gōng shāng chǎn pǐn   fair shì zài exhibition hall huò centre
  •   zhōng fàn làn sēn lín jǐng guān   tugai landscape