knighthoods

英 [ˈnaɪthʊdz]

美 [ˈnaɪtˌhʊdz]

n. (英国)爵士头衔，骑士头衔，爵士称号，骑士称号
knighthood的复数

（英国国王或女王授予的）爵士头衔，骑士头衔，爵士称号，骑士称号（其名前冠以Sir）
A knighthood is a title that is given to a man by a British king or queen for his achievements or his service to his country. A man who has been given a knighthood can put 'Sir' in front of his name instead of 'Mr'.

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David Beckham and Andy Murray will miss out on knighthoods in the New Year Honours list, despite being widely tipped to receive the honours, according to reports.
大卫·贝克汉姆和安迪·穆雷在英国新年嘉奖名单上将错失骑士爵位，尽管有报道称很多人都预测他们能够获得这项荣誉。
The Queen conferred knighthoods on two bankers.
女王授予两位银行家爵士爵位。
Most honours fall into three types: life peerages, knighthoods, and appointments to the Order of the British Empire.
主要荣誉头衔分为三类：终身贵族、骑士和英帝国勋章获得者。
It reflects the worship of ancestors and gods, the two religious thought& Buddhism and Taoism, and the local folk of Nanyang about knighthoods official promotion.
猴加官所体现的猴文化具有丰富的内涵，反映了祖先与神灵崇拜，佛、道二教的宗教思想和封侯加官价值观的南阳地方民俗。