adj.侠义，(尤指对女人)彬彬有礼的，殷勤的，体贴的

He held the door open for her, a chivalrous gesture that didn't go unnoticed.
他为她撑着门，这个骑士风度的动作没有被忽视。
In the medieval times, it was common for knights to embark on chivalrous quests to rescue damsels in distress.
在中世纪，骑士常常会踏上英勇的征程，去拯救处于危难中的女士。
His chivalrous nature compelled him to stand up for anyone he saw being bullied.
他那骑士般的性格驱使他为任何受到欺负的人挺身而出。
Offering his coat to the shivering woman was an act of pure chivalry.
他将自己的外套给那位颤抖的女士，这是一个纯粹的骑士行为。
Despite modern norms, he still believed in the chivalrous ideals of protecting and respecting women.
尽管现代规范有所不同，他仍然相信保护和尊重女性的骑士道精神。
The prince's chivalrous deeds earned him the admiration of the entire kingdom.
王子的英勇事迹赢得了整个王国的钦佩。
She appreciated his chivalrous effort to pull out her chair, even though she was perfectly capable of doing it herself.
尽管她完全能自己动手，但她还是欣赏他绅士地为她拉出椅子的行为。
Chivalrous behavior, like offering a hand to help someone up, is often seen as a sign of good manners.
像伸出援手帮助他人起身这样的骑士行为，常被视为良好教养的标志。
The old man's chivalrous spirit inspired the younger generation to be more courteous and considerate.
老人的骑士精神激励了年轻一代更加礼貌和体贴。
In the movie, the hero's chivalrous rescue of the trapped child won the hearts of the audience.
电影中，英雄英勇地救出被困儿童的情节赢得了观众的心。