nobility
gb/noʊbˈɪləti/ us/noʊbˈɪləti/
B1
Inglese
~ 4400
nemesség, arisztokrácia, nemeslelkűség
SOSTANTIVO
B1
1
nemesség
B2
Schema d'uso:
the nobility of [a country]
The French Revolution greatly reduced the power of the nobility.
A francia forradalom nagymértékben csökkentette a nemesség hatalmát.
Members of the nobility were granted large estates by the king.
A nemesség tagjai nagy birtokokat kaptak a királytól.
The nobility often lived in grand castles and palaces.
In medieval times, the nobility controlled most of the land.
The ceremony was attended by members of the local nobility.
Esempi per chi studia
The king spoke to the nobility.
A király a nemességhez beszélt.
Many in the nobility had large houses.
A nemesség sok tagjának nagy háza volt.
The nobility had more power than common people.
Some in the nobility wore fine clothes.
The nobility met with the queen.
Errore comune:
Learners sometimes confuse 'nobility' with 'nobleness'. 'Nobility' refers to a group or class, while 'nobleness' refers to a quality.
Significato
People of high social rank
Collocazioni
hereditary nobility
|landed nobility
|European nobility
|nobility title
Sinonimi
aristocracy (More formal; often used interchangeably but can emphasize governance by the elite.)
Contrari
commoners (Refers to people without noble rank or titles.)
Temi
society
|history
|politics
|core_vocabulary
|relationships
Definizione
People from the highest social class, often with special titles and power.
A group of people belonging to the highest social class, often with hereditary titles and privileges.
SOSTANTIVO
B2
FORMAL
2
nemesség
C1
Schema d'uso:
the nobility of [someone's] actions
Her decision to forgive showed great nobility of spirit.
Az, hogy megbocsátott, nagy lelki nemességről tanúskodott.
He was admired for the nobility of his intentions.
Csodálták szándékainak nemességéért.
The rescue workers acted with true nobility.
We should all strive for a certain nobility in our dealings with others.
His generosity reflected his inner nobility.
Esempi per chi studia
She showed nobility when she helped her enemy.
Nemeslelkűségről tett tanúbizonyságot, amikor segített az ellenségének.
He has nobility in his heart.
Nemes lelkű ember.
The teacher spoke with nobility.
Helping others is a sign of nobility.
He acted with nobility when he told the truth.
Errore comune:
Learners may confuse 'nobility' here with social class. In this sense it is about character, not rank.
Significato
High moral character or ideals
Collocazioni
nobility of spirit
|moral nobility
|nobility of purpose
Sinonimi
honor (Focuses on personal integrity and moral uprightness.)
Contrari
selfishness (Opposite in focusing only on one's own interests, without regard for others.)
Temi
morality
|character
|core_vocabulary
|emotions
Definizione
The quality of being very good, kind, and honest.
The quality of being morally good, generous, or honorable.
Grammatica
Forma base
nobility
IPA
GB/noʊbˈɪləti/
US/noʊbˈɪləti/
Sillabe e accento
no - bil - ity (3 sillabe)
Stress on 2nd syllable (bil)
Forme flesse
Noun
- Base: nobility
- Plural: nobilities, nobility
Famiglia di parole
Espressioni
nobility of purpose
1/noʊbˈɪləti əv pˈɚpəs/
fixed phrase
formal
High moral goals or aims
When someone's goal is very good and moral.
Esempi
- The project was driven by a true nobility of purpose.
- He admired the nobility of purpose behind her work.
nobility of spirit
1/noʊbˈɪləti əv spˈɪɹɪt/
fixed phrase
formal
Generous and honorable nature
A way of talking about someone being kind, fair, and good inside.
Esempi
- Despite his poverty, he displayed a remarkable nobility of spirit.
- Her kindness to strangers showed her true nobility of spirit.
the landed nobility
1/ðə lˈændɪd noʊbˈɪləti/
fixed phrase
Land-owning noble class
Noble people who own a lot of land.
Esempi
- The landed nobility held significant economic and political power.
- In that era, the landed nobility controlled most agriculture.