Definition of Galahad in English:

Galahad

(also Sir Galahad)

proper nounˈɡaləhadˈɡæləˌhæd

1The noblest of King Arthur's knights, renowned for immaculate purity and destined to find the Holy Grail.
加勒哈德（亚瑟王最高贵的骑士，以圣洁而闻名，因而注定会找到圣杯）
1. 1.1as noun a Galahad" or "a Sir Galahad A person characterized by nobility, integrity, or courtesy.
  高贵（或正直、谦恭）的人
  the wise guys and Sir Galahads, they don't last
  Example sentencesExamples
  Through many a day-dream, slender lads and swarthy knights in armor, dauntless Sir Galahads and wicked St. Elmos had sued for her favor in turn, with long and fervent speeches.
  But with 50 young Sir Galahads to hand, anything was possible.
  The Galahads in Hollywood spent $837,000 on five buildings to cover severely cracked concrete.
  It didn't look to me as if she needed a bunch of Sir Galahads to come riding to her rescue.
  The lads in the workshop are real Sir Galahads when it pours down, as Andy explains: ‘The awful weather in May saw the Mizuno workshop at full stretch - keeping everyone dry.’
  This just proves to me that in the search for truth there is room for Don Juans like Erdös and Sir Galahads like Einstein.
  Courtship in those days contributed substantially to the ferryman's livelihood; young Galahads wishing to see their lady loves across the river paid frequently for passage.
  They do their surgery in style, with humor; they're hip Galahads, saving lives while ragging the military bureaucracy.
  Sturdy, determined players who make the most of their skills will always have a prominent role to play, but in the end they are the squires to the Lancelots and Galahads of the game.
  It is one of his dullest performances, in a film that really needs someone to match up to memories of Humphrey Bogart and the noble Galahads of 1940s cinema.
  Synonyms
  sir galahad, knight on a white charger, protector, rescuer, saviour, preserver, champion, defender, guardian, guardian angel, deliverer, liberator

Definition of Galahad in US English:

Galahad

(also Sir Galahad)

proper nounˈɡæləˌhædˈɡaləˌhad

1The noblest of King Arthur's legendary knights; renowned for immaculate purity and destined to find the Holy Grail.
加勒哈德（亚瑟王最高贵的骑士，以圣洁而闻名，因而注定会找到圣杯）
1. 1.1as noun a Galahad" or "a Sir Galahad A person characterized by nobility, integrity, or courtesy.
  高贵（或正直、谦恭）的人
  the wise guys and Sir Galahads, they don't last
  Example sentencesExamples
  The Galahads in Hollywood spent $837,000 on five buildings to cover severely cracked concrete.
  The lads in the workshop are real Sir Galahads when it pours down, as Andy explains: ‘The awful weather in May saw the Mizuno workshop at full stretch - keeping everyone dry.’
  It is one of his dullest performances, in a film that really needs someone to match up to memories of Humphrey Bogart and the noble Galahads of 1940s cinema.
  Sturdy, determined players who make the most of their skills will always have a prominent role to play, but in the end they are the squires to the Lancelots and Galahads of the game.
  But with 50 young Sir Galahads to hand, anything was possible.
  This just proves to me that in the search for truth there is room for Don Juans like Erdös and Sir Galahads like Einstein.
  Courtship in those days contributed substantially to the ferryman's livelihood; young Galahads wishing to see their lady loves across the river paid frequently for passage.
  They do their surgery in style, with humor; they're hip Galahads, saving lives while ragging the military bureaucracy.
  Through many a day-dream, slender lads and swarthy knights in armor, dauntless Sir Galahads and wicked St. Elmos had sued for her favor in turn, with long and fervent speeches.
  It didn't look to me as if she needed a bunch of Sir Galahads to come riding to her rescue.
  Synonyms
  sir galahad, knight on a white charger, protector, rescuer, saviour, preserver, champion, defender, guardian, guardian angel, deliverer, liberator

词汇	Galahad
释义	Definition of Galahad in English: Galahad (also Sir Galahad) proper nounˈɡaləhadˈɡæləˌhæd 1The noblest of King Arthur's knights, renowned for immaculate purity and destined to find the Holy Grail. 加勒哈德（亚瑟王最高贵的骑士，以圣洁而闻名，因而注定会找到圣杯） 1.1as noun a Galahad" or "a Sir Galahad A person characterized by nobility, integrity, or courtesy. 高贵（或正直、谦恭）的人 the wise guys and Sir Galahads, they don't last Example sentencesExamples Through many a day-dream, slender lads and swarthy knights in armor, dauntless Sir Galahads and wicked St. Elmos had sued for her favor in turn, with long and fervent speeches. But with 50 young Sir Galahads to hand, anything was possible. The Galahads in Hollywood spent $837,000 on five buildings to cover severely cracked concrete. It didn't look to me as if she needed a bunch of Sir Galahads to come riding to her rescue. The lads in the workshop are real Sir Galahads when it pours down, as Andy explains: ‘The awful weather in May saw the Mizuno workshop at full stretch - keeping everyone dry.’ This just proves to me that in the search for truth there is room for Don Juans like Erdös and Sir Galahads like Einstein. Courtship in those days contributed substantially to the ferryman's livelihood; young Galahads wishing to see their lady loves across the river paid frequently for passage. They do their surgery in style, with humor; they're hip Galahads, saving lives while ragging the military bureaucracy. Sturdy, determined players who make the most of their skills will always have a prominent role to play, but in the end they are the squires to the Lancelots and Galahads of the game. It is one of his dullest performances, in a film that really needs someone to match up to memories of Humphrey Bogart and the noble Galahads of 1940s cinema. Synonyms sir galahad, knight on a white charger, protector, rescuer, saviour, preserver, champion, defender, guardian, guardian angel, deliverer, liberator Definition of Galahad in US English: Galahad (also Sir Galahad) proper nounˈɡæləˌhædˈɡaləˌhad 1The noblest of King Arthur's legendary knights; renowned for immaculate purity and destined to find the Holy Grail. 加勒哈德（亚瑟王最高贵的骑士，以圣洁而闻名，因而注定会找到圣杯） 1.1as noun a Galahad" or "a Sir Galahad A person characterized by nobility, integrity, or courtesy. 高贵（或正直、谦恭）的人 the wise guys and Sir Galahads, they don't last Example sentencesExamples The Galahads in Hollywood spent $837,000 on five buildings to cover severely cracked concrete. The lads in the workshop are real Sir Galahads when it pours down, as Andy explains: ‘The awful weather in May saw the Mizuno workshop at full stretch - keeping everyone dry.’ It is one of his dullest performances, in a film that really needs someone to match up to memories of Humphrey Bogart and the noble Galahads of 1940s cinema. Sturdy, determined players who make the most of their skills will always have a prominent role to play, but in the end they are the squires to the Lancelots and Galahads of the game. But with 50 young Sir Galahads to hand, anything was possible. This just proves to me that in the search for truth there is room for Don Juans like Erdös and Sir Galahads like Einstein. Courtship in those days contributed substantially to the ferryman's livelihood; young Galahads wishing to see their lady loves across the river paid frequently for passage. They do their surgery in style, with humor; they're hip Galahads, saving lives while ragging the military bureaucracy. Through many a day-dream, slender lads and swarthy knights in armor, dauntless Sir Galahads and wicked St. Elmos had sued for her favor in turn, with long and fervent speeches. It didn't look to me as if she needed a bunch of Sir Galahads to come riding to her rescue. Synonyms sir galahad, knight on a white charger, protector, rescuer, saviour, preserver, champion, defender, guardian, guardian angel, deliverer, liberator
随便看	putting to rights putting to use putting up putting up with Puttnam, Sir David putto put to put to put to advantage put to bed put to bed puttock put to death put to flight put-together put together put together quickly put together roughly/hastily put together with put to good use puttony puttoo put too much in put to one side put to rest