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Neil and Alice discuss knights in shining armour and teach some related vocabulary. start learning
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A man opening his date's car door for her to get out is an example of chivalry. start learning
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A man who opens the door for a woman and provides any help she needs is an example of a man who is chivalrous. start learning
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A child who always carefully listens to his mother's directions is an example of someone who is attentive. start learning
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uważny/ zainteresowany (np. słuchacz)
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The waitress was courteous, so we gave her a generous tip. start learning
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The definition of chivalrous is a man who is attentive and courteous to women, like a knight in shining armor. start learning
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słuchajacy uwaznie i uprzejmy
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Who wrote the novel Don Quixote, about a 50-year old man travelling Spain in search of knightly adventures in rusty armour and a cardboard helmet? start learning
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chivalry = polite behaviour usually by men towards women start learning
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the sum of the ideal qualifications of a knight, including courtesy, generosity start learning
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alive and kicking = very active start learning
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dobrego zdrowia, mający się świetnie
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A law that is passed: enactments covering food safety start learning
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wprowadzenie w życie prawa
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re-enactment = where you perform the actions of a past event start learning
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ponownego uchwalenie / odtworzenie
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The repetition of an earlier (usually historic) event, as a performance or social event. They're going to the Civil War battle reenactment this weekend. start learning
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jousting = two people fight on horseback using a long pole or a lance to try to knock the other person off their horse start learning
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in distress = in need of help start learning
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prowess great skill or ability start learning
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courtly love an aristocratic code concerning the faithful love of a knight for his lady start learning
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intertwined = hard to separate start learning
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Intertwined is defined as twisted together, or closely connected in a way that cannot easily be separated. start learning
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You might make a very fetching – or attractive – knight, Neil. But you should get used to actually helping the ladies start learning
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But at some point in the history of chivalry – prowess – or skill – on the battlefield became combined with a set of conventions – or rules – governing other aspects of behaviour. start learning
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This included a knight's moral and religious duties and how to conduct their love affairs. start learning
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What has being a great footballer or a great warrior got to do with love? start learning
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He became a warrior at the late age of 29. start learning
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On został wojownikiem późno, w wieku 29 lat.
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It's a comic novel which describes what happens to an elderly knight who, his head muddled by reading too many romances, sets out on his old horse with his companion Sancho Panza, to seek adventure. start learning
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I hate all this muddle - I'll have to tidy it up. I don't know who is responsible for all that muddle start learning
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