gentilesse
英 ['dʒentɪles] 美 ['dʒentəlˌes]

n.

温柔，礼貌；

双语例句

用作名词(n.)

1. Enjoy the gentilesse when you hold me in the arms.
   享受你从身后抱着我的温柔。
2. Especially to their husbands, they should not only be gentilesse but also to obey.
   尤其对夫君不仅要温柔，而且要三从四德。

权威例句

Gentilesse
"Gentilesse"and the Franklin's Tale
Two Levels of Chaucer's 'Gentilesse'
Aspects of Gentilesse is John Gower's Confessio Amantis, Books III-V
"Straw for Youre Gentilesse!":(′Gentilesse′と巡礼Franklin)
Straw for Youre Gentilesse: The Gentle Franklin's Interruption of the Squire
THE 'FIRSTE STOK' IN CHAUCER'S GENTILESSE: BARKING UP THE RIGHT TREE
"Pitee Renneth Soone in Gentil Herte.": 'Pity' and 'Gentilesse' in Chaucer's Works
"Pitee Renneth Soone in Gentil Herte.": Chaucer作品における'Pity'と'Gentilesse'
Fringe writing: considerate treachery or shameful gentilesse ——The name of “The Female Writer in Seventy Era”