Definition of swashbuckler in English:

swashbuckler

noun ˈswɒʃbʌklə

1A swashbuckling person.
虚张声势者；恃强凌弱者；流氓
he was an explorer and something of a swashbuckler
Example sentencesExamples
- He looked like a swashbuckler fresh out of a living faerie tale, she thought.
- Success meant getting Oracle founder and CEO Ellison, a man who has cultivated a public image as a swashbuckler - flying a fighter jet and racing yachts - to buy into the concept.
- O'Hearn plays the lead, a swashbuckler named Kane.
- Hamlet was a swashbuckler, a mass-murderer, bragging about killing Poles, killing a minister behind a cloak, without even knowing quite who was there.
- I've learned history, mathematics, science, how to steer and ship and how to be a swashbuckler.
- A true swashbuckler like this only comes along once every hundred years.
- No doubt about it, Sir Christopher was a swashbuckler, perhaps the biggest British business ever produced.
- In a time obsessed with figures and analyses he slashes away upon the field like an old-fashioned swashbuckler tackling pirates in some seafaring epic.
- A ballsy swashbuckler on camera, who did all her own stunts, O'Hara was totally submissive in her personal life.
- The graphs of annual tomato production held no interest for this one-eyed swashbuckler with the concentration span of a gnat and the heart of a desert lion.
- It was an opportunity to fulfil a boyhood fantasy to mix it with swashbucklers.
- He embodies what remains the rather sad refrain of many swashbucklers in the Valley: a technologist who achieves success but alienates himself from the thrill of invention and love of family.
- As for the rest of us, the latest installment to the Zorro story is a complete flop if not for the fact that it wields that beloved swashbuckler.
- A dashing swashbuckler of love, loss, and revenge in the midst of a plot to hide a conspiracy involving Napoleon's return to power.
- But there is something very romantic about the notion of the pirate that remains to this day: The skill of two swashbucklers battling on the deck of a ship, the hunt for buried treasure and the thrill of lawlessness.
- Over the years, Fleitz earned a reputation as Bolton's chief enforcer, a swashbuckler willing to go the extra mile to make the intel fit the desired policy - even if it meant knocking a few heads.
- He dreamt that he was a brave and noble swashbuckler, swinging from chandelier to chandelier as he dueled with his foes.
- A picaresque novel with postmodern flourishes, the sinfully entertaining Zorro is serious fiction masked as a swashbuckler.
- The cover had the classic image of a swashbuckler.
- Marvin blocked her way, his legs spread out and his hands at his hips like a nerdy swashbuckler wannabe.
Synonyms
daredevil, seeker of adventures, hero, heroine, knight errant, crusader, venturer, traveller, voyager, wanderer
madcap, hothead, adventurer, exhibitionist
1. 1.1 A film or book portraying a swashbuckling person.
  （描写恃强凌弱者的）霸道电影（或小说）
  two swashbucklers featuring kilted warriors are due to fill cinemas this year
  Example sentencesExamples
  A blunt swashbuckler salvaged only by Tim Roth's wonderfully loathsome villain.
  The film is Robin Hood with Errol Flynn - a real swashbuckler.
  So if you're looking for a good swashbuckler type of film, go and get The Adventures of Robin Hood or Captain Blood.
  If only because it's shorter, however, the decent effort that is The Count of Monte Crisco is a better swashbuckler than Brotherhood.
  Screenwriters, past and present, with occasional exceptions, are the true for-hire workers in film: a swashbuckler one time, a weepy the next, and who-knows-what to follow.
  His films were parodies of other films done once too often - the swashbuckler, the western, the spy thriller.
  While Kurosawa is known mostly for his historically accurate, minutely observed period pieces and swashbucklers, Ozu sought drama in the simple rhythms of life in the modern Japanese family.
  Finally, the amount of sexual innuendo in this film is quite interesting, considering the time in which it was made and the probable intended audience for a Zorro swashbuckler.
  Where The Count of Monte Cristo is a nod to the steadfast Errol Flynn swashbuckler, Brotherhood subverts all period conventions with kickboxing Indians and the Pope's team of highly trained assassin babes.
  As an adaptation of sorts, Ivanhoe was disappointing in its shortcomings; as a swashbuckler series it was bold, striking and distinctly enjoyable.
  While our affection for swashbucklers may have dwindled however, it seems Hollywood producers, and indeed stars, still have a curious fondness for tales of adventure on the high seas.
  You'd think that this story would be a cinch to pull off for the king of the swashbucklers, but Niblo's direction is so unimaginative that it was all I could do to stay awake.
  This swashbuckler of a movie on board the HMS Surprise in 1805 is set in a time when men were men and women were pretty much out of the picture.
  A real Errol Flynn swashbuckler, this game is a water-bound escapade stuffed with sword fights, ship battles and a governor's daughter to woo in every port.
  Also included on the disc is a trailer for Ivanhoe, as well trailers for two other swashbucklers from the same period, Knights of the Round Table and Scaramouche.
  The question is not whether they will be toppled, but why it requires an inflated running time of more than two hours for the swashbuckler to get the job done.
  Like the western, the old-fashioned swashbuckler is a lost cinematic art.
  The actor brings an emotional depth not usually associated with swashbucklers of this nature, helping to turn Reynolds' movie into the intriguing couple of hours that it is.
  The producers believe that the time is right to deliver audiences another sea-based swashbuckler, and cite the success of Errol Flynn's Captain Blood, and Marlon Brando's Mutiny on the Bounty as influences.
  Essentially the movie is a blueprint for every swashbuckler that was to follow.

Origin

Mid 16th century: from swash¹ + buckler.

Definition of swashbuckler in US English:

swashbuckler

noun

A swashbuckling person.
虚张声势者；恃强凌弱者；流氓
Example sentencesExamples
- Hamlet was a swashbuckler, a mass-murderer, bragging about killing Poles, killing a minister behind a cloak, without even knowing quite who was there.
- A dashing swashbuckler of love, loss, and revenge in the midst of a plot to hide a conspiracy involving Napoleon's return to power.
- Over the years, Fleitz earned a reputation as Bolton's chief enforcer, a swashbuckler willing to go the extra mile to make the intel fit the desired policy - even if it meant knocking a few heads.
- He looked like a swashbuckler fresh out of a living faerie tale, she thought.
- Success meant getting Oracle founder and CEO Ellison, a man who has cultivated a public image as a swashbuckler - flying a fighter jet and racing yachts - to buy into the concept.
- I've learned history, mathematics, science, how to steer and ship and how to be a swashbuckler.
- As for the rest of us, the latest installment to the Zorro story is a complete flop if not for the fact that it wields that beloved swashbuckler.
- A true swashbuckler like this only comes along once every hundred years.
- No doubt about it, Sir Christopher was a swashbuckler, perhaps the biggest British business ever produced.
- O'Hearn plays the lead, a swashbuckler named Kane.
- A ballsy swashbuckler on camera, who did all her own stunts, O'Hara was totally submissive in her personal life.
- Marvin blocked her way, his legs spread out and his hands at his hips like a nerdy swashbuckler wannabe.
- But there is something very romantic about the notion of the pirate that remains to this day: The skill of two swashbucklers battling on the deck of a ship, the hunt for buried treasure and the thrill of lawlessness.
- A picaresque novel with postmodern flourishes, the sinfully entertaining Zorro is serious fiction masked as a swashbuckler.
- The cover had the classic image of a swashbuckler.
- He dreamt that he was a brave and noble swashbuckler, swinging from chandelier to chandelier as he dueled with his foes.
- He embodies what remains the rather sad refrain of many swashbucklers in the Valley: a technologist who achieves success but alienates himself from the thrill of invention and love of family.
- The graphs of annual tomato production held no interest for this one-eyed swashbuckler with the concentration span of a gnat and the heart of a desert lion.
- In a time obsessed with figures and analyses he slashes away upon the field like an old-fashioned swashbuckler tackling pirates in some seafaring epic.
- It was an opportunity to fulfil a boyhood fantasy to mix it with swashbucklers.
Synonyms
daredevil, seeker of adventures, hero, heroine, knight errant, crusader, venturer, traveller, voyager, wanderer
madcap, hothead, adventurer, exhibitionist

Origin

Mid 16th century: from swash + buckler.

词汇	swashbuckler
释义	Definition of swashbuckler in English: swashbuckler noun ˈswɒʃbʌklə 1A swashbuckling person. 虚张声势者；恃强凌弱者；流氓 he was an explorer and something of a swashbuckler Example sentencesExamples He looked like a swashbuckler fresh out of a living faerie tale, she thought. Success meant getting Oracle founder and CEO Ellison, a man who has cultivated a public image as a swashbuckler - flying a fighter jet and racing yachts - to buy into the concept. O'Hearn plays the lead, a swashbuckler named Kane. Hamlet was a swashbuckler, a mass-murderer, bragging about killing Poles, killing a minister behind a cloak, without even knowing quite who was there. I've learned history, mathematics, science, how to steer and ship and how to be a swashbuckler. A true swashbuckler like this only comes along once every hundred years. No doubt about it, Sir Christopher was a swashbuckler, perhaps the biggest British business ever produced. In a time obsessed with figures and analyses he slashes away upon the field like an old-fashioned swashbuckler tackling pirates in some seafaring epic. A ballsy swashbuckler on camera, who did all her own stunts, O'Hara was totally submissive in her personal life. The graphs of annual tomato production held no interest for this one-eyed swashbuckler with the concentration span of a gnat and the heart of a desert lion. It was an opportunity to fulfil a boyhood fantasy to mix it with swashbucklers. He embodies what remains the rather sad refrain of many swashbucklers in the Valley: a technologist who achieves success but alienates himself from the thrill of invention and love of family. As for the rest of us, the latest installment to the Zorro story is a complete flop if not for the fact that it wields that beloved swashbuckler. A dashing swashbuckler of love, loss, and revenge in the midst of a plot to hide a conspiracy involving Napoleon's return to power. But there is something very romantic about the notion of the pirate that remains to this day: The skill of two swashbucklers battling on the deck of a ship, the hunt for buried treasure and the thrill of lawlessness. Over the years, Fleitz earned a reputation as Bolton's chief enforcer, a swashbuckler willing to go the extra mile to make the intel fit the desired policy - even if it meant knocking a few heads. He dreamt that he was a brave and noble swashbuckler, swinging from chandelier to chandelier as he dueled with his foes. A picaresque novel with postmodern flourishes, the sinfully entertaining Zorro is serious fiction masked as a swashbuckler. The cover had the classic image of a swashbuckler. Marvin blocked her way, his legs spread out and his hands at his hips like a nerdy swashbuckler wannabe. Synonyms daredevil, seeker of adventures, hero, heroine, knight errant, crusader, venturer, traveller, voyager, wanderer madcap, hothead, adventurer, exhibitionist 1.1 A film or book portraying a swashbuckling person. （描写恃强凌弱者的）霸道电影（或小说） two swashbucklers featuring kilted warriors are due to fill cinemas this year Example sentencesExamples A blunt swashbuckler salvaged only by Tim Roth's wonderfully loathsome villain. The film is Robin Hood with Errol Flynn - a real swashbuckler. So if you're looking for a good swashbuckler type of film, go and get The Adventures of Robin Hood or Captain Blood. If only because it's shorter, however, the decent effort that is The Count of Monte Crisco is a better swashbuckler than Brotherhood. Screenwriters, past and present, with occasional exceptions, are the true for-hire workers in film: a swashbuckler one time, a weepy the next, and who-knows-what to follow. His films were parodies of other films done once too often - the swashbuckler, the western, the spy thriller. While Kurosawa is known mostly for his historically accurate, minutely observed period pieces and swashbucklers, Ozu sought drama in the simple rhythms of life in the modern Japanese family. Finally, the amount of sexual innuendo in this film is quite interesting, considering the time in which it was made and the probable intended audience for a Zorro swashbuckler. Where The Count of Monte Cristo is a nod to the steadfast Errol Flynn swashbuckler, Brotherhood subverts all period conventions with kickboxing Indians and the Pope's team of highly trained assassin babes. As an adaptation of sorts, Ivanhoe was disappointing in its shortcomings; as a swashbuckler series it was bold, striking and distinctly enjoyable. While our affection for swashbucklers may have dwindled however, it seems Hollywood producers, and indeed stars, still have a curious fondness for tales of adventure on the high seas. You'd think that this story would be a cinch to pull off for the king of the swashbucklers, but Niblo's direction is so unimaginative that it was all I could do to stay awake. This swashbuckler of a movie on board the HMS Surprise in 1805 is set in a time when men were men and women were pretty much out of the picture. A real Errol Flynn swashbuckler, this game is a water-bound escapade stuffed with sword fights, ship battles and a governor's daughter to woo in every port. Also included on the disc is a trailer for Ivanhoe, as well trailers for two other swashbucklers from the same period, Knights of the Round Table and Scaramouche. The question is not whether they will be toppled, but why it requires an inflated running time of more than two hours for the swashbuckler to get the job done. Like the western, the old-fashioned swashbuckler is a lost cinematic art. The actor brings an emotional depth not usually associated with swashbucklers of this nature, helping to turn Reynolds' movie into the intriguing couple of hours that it is. The producers believe that the time is right to deliver audiences another sea-based swashbuckler, and cite the success of Errol Flynn's Captain Blood, and Marlon Brando's Mutiny on the Bounty as influences. Essentially the movie is a blueprint for every swashbuckler that was to follow. Origin Mid 16th century: from swash¹ + buckler. Definition of swashbuckler in US English: swashbuckler noun A swashbuckling person. 虚张声势者；恃强凌弱者；流氓 Example sentencesExamples Hamlet was a swashbuckler, a mass-murderer, bragging about killing Poles, killing a minister behind a cloak, without even knowing quite who was there. A dashing swashbuckler of love, loss, and revenge in the midst of a plot to hide a conspiracy involving Napoleon's return to power. Over the years, Fleitz earned a reputation as Bolton's chief enforcer, a swashbuckler willing to go the extra mile to make the intel fit the desired policy - even if it meant knocking a few heads. He looked like a swashbuckler fresh out of a living faerie tale, she thought. Success meant getting Oracle founder and CEO Ellison, a man who has cultivated a public image as a swashbuckler - flying a fighter jet and racing yachts - to buy into the concept. I've learned history, mathematics, science, how to steer and ship and how to be a swashbuckler. As for the rest of us, the latest installment to the Zorro story is a complete flop if not for the fact that it wields that beloved swashbuckler. A true swashbuckler like this only comes along once every hundred years. No doubt about it, Sir Christopher was a swashbuckler, perhaps the biggest British business ever produced. O'Hearn plays the lead, a swashbuckler named Kane. A ballsy swashbuckler on camera, who did all her own stunts, O'Hara was totally submissive in her personal life. Marvin blocked her way, his legs spread out and his hands at his hips like a nerdy swashbuckler wannabe. But there is something very romantic about the notion of the pirate that remains to this day: The skill of two swashbucklers battling on the deck of a ship, the hunt for buried treasure and the thrill of lawlessness. A picaresque novel with postmodern flourishes, the sinfully entertaining Zorro is serious fiction masked as a swashbuckler. The cover had the classic image of a swashbuckler. He dreamt that he was a brave and noble swashbuckler, swinging from chandelier to chandelier as he dueled with his foes. He embodies what remains the rather sad refrain of many swashbucklers in the Valley: a technologist who achieves success but alienates himself from the thrill of invention and love of family. The graphs of annual tomato production held no interest for this one-eyed swashbuckler with the concentration span of a gnat and the heart of a desert lion. In a time obsessed with figures and analyses he slashes away upon the field like an old-fashioned swashbuckler tackling pirates in some seafaring epic. It was an opportunity to fulfil a boyhood fantasy to mix it with swashbucklers. Synonyms daredevil, seeker of adventures, hero, heroine, knight errant, crusader, venturer, traveller, voyager, wanderer madcap, hothead, adventurer, exhibitionist Origin Mid 16th century: from swash + buckler.
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