| 释义 |
des·trier
\ˈdestrēər, (ˈ)de|stri(ə)r\ noun
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Etymology: Middle English, from Old French, from destre right hand, from Latin dextera, dextra, from dexter right; from the fact that the knight's horse was led by the squire with his right hand — more at dexter
: a large powerful horse used as a war-horse by a medieval knight |