v.(尤指旧时作为正式比赛一部分的)马上长矛打斗，骑马比武,(尤指作为正式或公开辩论一部分的)辩论，讨论，争论
n.（骑士）骑着马用长矛打斗,格斗，竞争
joust的第三人称单数和复数

原形：joust第三人称单数：jousts复数：jousts过去式：jousted过去分词：jousted现在分词：jousting

The knights jousted with lances, vying for the favor of the princess.
骑士们用长矛比武，争夺公主的青睐。
In medieval times, jousting was a popular form of entertainment among the nobility.
在中世纪，马上比武是贵族间盛行的娱乐活动。
The jousters wore elaborate armor to protect themselves during the contest.
比武者穿着精致的盔甲以在比赛中保护自己。
The sound of clashing lances and horses' hooves echoed through the tournament arena.
长矛碰撞和马蹄声在比武场中回荡。
Despite his valiant effort, Sir William was unhorsed in the joust.
尽管威廉爵士奋力一搏，但他在比武中还是被挑落下马。
The crowd cheered as the jouster in red scored a direct hit on his opponent's shield.
当身披红甲的骑士击中对手的盾牌时，观众欢呼雀跃。
Jousting matches often ended with a ceremonial surrender, rather than actual injury.
马上比武通常以仪式性的投降结束，而非真正的伤害。
The jouster's lance shattered upon impact, sending splinters flying in all directions.
骑士的长矛在撞击时碎裂，木屑四溅。
The winner of the joust was awarded a golden helmet as a trophy.
马上比武的胜者被授予了一顶金色头盔作为奖杯。
The knight's jousting skills were a testament to his years of rigorous training.
那位骑士的比武技艺是他多年严格训练的明证。