¿Significado visual de 'esq.'? - aprender con imágenes, ejemplos de la vida diaria

noun

Abogado

A lawyer.

"Please also use the full word, not the abbreviation in the sentence.

Here's a sentence:

"Please direct all legal questions to Ms. Johnson, Esquire; she is our company's lawyer." "

Por favor, dirija todas las preguntas legales a la abogada Sra. Johnson; ella es la abogada de nuestra empresa.

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Escudero

A male member of the gentry ranking below a knight.

"Although Sir Reginald was a knight, his younger brother, Mr. Bartholomew, was only an esq., and therefore held less land and influence. "

Aunque Sir Reginald era un caballero, su hermano menor, el Sr. Bartholomew, solo era un escudero y, por lo tanto, tenía menos tierras e influencia.

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Esquire

An honorific sometimes placed after a man's name.

"Please send your reply by March 26, 2024.

Mr. David Lee, Esq., is a lawyer who specializes in family law. "

Por favor, envíe su respuesta antes del 26 de marzo de 2024.

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Caballero, acompañante

A gentleman who attends or escorts a lady in public.

"My brother, as the escort, or esq., walked beside my sister to the school dance. "

Mi hermano, como caballero o acompañante, caminó junto a mi hermana al baile de la escuela.

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Escudero

A squire; a youth who in the hopes of becoming a knight attended upon a knight

"Young Thomas, eager to learn the ways of knighthood, served as Sir Reginald's esq., polishing his armor and tending to his horse. "

El joven Thomas, ansioso por aprender las costumbres de la caballería, sirvió como escudero de Sir Reginald, puliendo su armadura y cuidando de su caballo.

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Escudero

A shield-bearer, but also applied to other attendants.

"In medieval times, the knight was followed by his esq. carrying his shield and other equipment. "

En la época medieval, el caballero era seguido por su escudero que llevaba su escudo y otro equipo.

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Ilustración visual de esq.: Un mueble que se asemeja un poco a un girón, pero que se extiende por el campo de modo que la punta toca el borde opuesto del escudo.

noun

Un mueble que se asemeja un poco a un girón, pero que se extiende por el campo de modo que la punta toca el borde opuesto del escudo.

A bearing somewhat resembling a gyron, but extending across the field so that the point touches the opposite edge of the escutcheon.

"The heraldry student pointed to the family crest and explained, "See that diagonal band of color reaching from one side to the other? That's an esq., dividing the shield." "

El estudiante de heráldica señaló el escudo familiar y explicó: "Ves esa banda diagonal de color que va de un lado a otro? Eso es un mueble, que divide el escudo".

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