Definition of duello in English:

duello

nounPlural duellos djuːˈɛləʊ

the duellohistorical

1The custom of duelling or the established code governing duellists.
the laws of the duello as laid down in every civilized country
Example sentencesExamples
- He has put a mortal slight upon me, by bumping me in the solemn service of Hele-an-to; apologizing with an insult; and then refusing to abide by the duello.
- The Passado he respects not, the Duello he regards not; his disgrace is to be called Boy, but his glorie is to subdue men.
- Among the greatest of today is the great hue and cry against the Duello.
- Armado valued himself on the nicety of his skill in taking up quarrels according to the rules of art, and adjusting the ceremonies of the duello.
- An outcry has been raised against the duello, when the fact is that the duello is simply the unit of war.
1. 1.1 A duel.
  none shall fight duellos here
  Example sentencesExamples
  A duello commenced of longbow against crossbow; and as the freebooters could deliver near a dozen shafts to each bolt, they more than held their own.
  Here and there fierce duellos among rival bulls took place for the possession of some shaggy one of the softer sex.
  Through my defiance, and stupid ways, here was I in a duello, and my legs not come to their strength yet, and my arms as limp as a herring.
  Within a month after his letting out of prison he was killed in a duello with the husband of a lady he had took by force in the highway.
  The implication reminded Smollett of a narrow escape from a duello at Ghent in 1749 with a Frenchman.
  Synonyms
  affair of honour, mano-a-mano, single combat

Origin

Late 16th century: Italian, 'duel'.

单词	duello
释义	Definition of duello in English: duello nounPlural duellos djuːˈɛləʊ the duellohistorical 1The custom of duelling or the established code governing duellists. the laws of the duello as laid down in every civilized country Example sentencesExamples He has put a mortal slight upon me, by bumping me in the solemn service of Hele-an-to; apologizing with an insult; and then refusing to abide by the duello. The Passado he respects not, the Duello he regards not; his disgrace is to be called Boy, but his glorie is to subdue men. Among the greatest of today is the great hue and cry against the Duello. Armado valued himself on the nicety of his skill in taking up quarrels according to the rules of art, and adjusting the ceremonies of the duello. An outcry has been raised against the duello, when the fact is that the duello is simply the unit of war. 1.1 A duel. none shall fight duellos here Example sentencesExamples A duello commenced of longbow against crossbow; and as the freebooters could deliver near a dozen shafts to each bolt, they more than held their own. Here and there fierce duellos among rival bulls took place for the possession of some shaggy one of the softer sex. Through my defiance, and stupid ways, here was I in a duello, and my legs not come to their strength yet, and my arms as limp as a herring. Within a month after his letting out of prison he was killed in a duello with the husband of a lady he had took by force in the highway. The implication reminded Smollett of a narrow escape from a duello at Ghent in 1749 with a Frenchman. Synonyms affair of honour, mano-a-mano, single combat Origin Late 16th century: Italian, 'duel'.
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