steed
steed — 名詞
- steedsingular
- steedsplural
1. A horse that a person rides, especially one described as fast, strong, or brave
駿馬
供騎乘的馬,尤指戰馬
A horse that a person rides, especially one described as fast, strong, or brave in stories about knights and battles.
Sir Gawain mounted his white steed and rode toward the dark forest.
高文爵士騎上他的白色駿馬,朝黑暗森林前進。
literary context: stories about knights
The messenger urged his tired steed forward through the howling storm.
信差催趕疲憊的駿馬,頂著呼嘯的暴風雨前進。
possessive + steed for the rider's horse
The queen arrived on a black steed at the head of the procession.
女王騎著一匹黑色駿馬,率領遊行隊伍抵達。
The dwarf's shaggy steed carried her bravely up the mountain pass.
矮人的毛茸茸駿馬勇敢地載著她爬上隘口。
The old knight patted his steed's neck and whispered a quiet thanks.
老騎士拍了拍駿馬的脖子,輕聲說了聲謝謝。
文法句型
a/the + steed
possessive + steed
用法筆記
Primarily found in stories, poetry, or historical writing; has a literary or old-fashioned feel. In everyday conversation, 'horse' is the usual word.