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esquire

/ɪˈskwaɪə/ /ˈɛskwaɪɚ/

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Abogado

Examples :

"My mom is very happy because she finally found a good lawyer, Ms. Johnson, Esquire, to help her with the contract. "

Mi madre está muy feliz porque finalmente encontró una buena abogada, la Sra. Johnson, abogada, para ayudarla con el contrato.

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Escudero

A male member of the gentry ranking below a knight.

Examples :

"Though Mr. Harrison was a respected landowner, he was only an esquire, not important enough to be knighted by the Queen. "

Aunque el Sr. Harrison era un terrateniente respetado, solo era un escudero, no lo suficientemente importante como para ser nombrado caballero por la Reina.

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Señor, escudero

An honorific sometimes placed after a man's name.

Examples :

"Please address your letter to John Smith, Esquire. "

Por favor, dirija su carta a John Smith, Señor.

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Caballero, acompañante

A gentleman who attends or escorts a lady in public.

Examples :

"At the formal dance, every lady appreciated having a polite esquire to accompany her to the refreshment table. "

En el baile formal, cada dama apreciaba tener un caballero cortés que la acompañara a la mesa de refrescos.

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Escudero

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

Examples :

"Young Thomas acted as esquire to the seasoned knight, Sir Reginald, polishing his armor and tending to his horse, hoping to one day earn his own knighthood. "

El joven Thomas actuó como escudero del experimentado caballero, Sir Reginald, puliendo su armadura y cuidando de su caballo, con la esperanza de algún día obtener su propio título de caballero.

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Escudero

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

Examples :

"During the medieval festival, young Thomas played the role of Sir Reginald's esquire, carrying his helmet and shield throughout the parade. "

Durante el festival medieval, el joven Thomas interpretó el papel de escudero de Sir Reginald, llevando su casco y escudo durante todo el desfile.

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verb

Acompañar, escoltar

To attend, wait on, escort.

Examples :

"The butler will esquire you to the dining room. "

El mayordomo le acompañará al comedor.

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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.

Examples :

"The design on the shield features a bold esquire of red, dividing the silver background into two distinct sections with a pointed edge stretching across the whole shield. "

El diseño del escudo presenta un mueble audaz de color rojo, que divide el fondo plateado en dos secciones distintas con un borde puntiagudo que se extiende por todo el escudo.