Translation
rider, horseman; dance partner
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Word origin
From Italian cavaliere, from Late Latin caballarius ('horseman'), from caballus ('horse'). English 'cavalier' and 'cavalry' come from the same word.
- Origin
- Italian
- Root
- cavaliere
- English cognates
- cavalier, cavalry
Grammar
Examples
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The rider clears the jump without any trouble.
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The riders move slowly along the road.
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She is looking for a partner for the ball.
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This young rider has a very good seat.
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The riders crossed the river.
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Start your free week (no card)This word is taught in chapter 31, lesson 11: cavalier, exiger, règlement and 7 more words.