Ruyter (en. Ruyter)

/ʁy.tɛʁ/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishFrench

noun

Horseman sent for reconnaissance or to carry messages.

The ruyter was sent on a mission to monitor enemy movements.

Le ruyter a été envoyé en mission pour surveiller les mouvements ennemis.

Cavalry soldier in European armies of the 17th century.

The ruyters were often used in quick skirmishes.

Les ruyters étaient souvent utilisés dans des escarmouches rapides.

A man of war who fights on horseback.

During the battle, many ruyters distinguished themselves by their bravery.

Au cours de la bataille, de nombreux ruyters se sont distingués par leur bravoure.

The word 'ruyter' comes from the Dutch 'ruiter', meaning horseman.

to be a ruyter

To be a person quick and efficient in executing tasks.

être un ruyter

ruyter on horseback

To have the ability to adapt to various situations with agility.

ruyter à cheval

like a ruyter

To do something with bravery and audacity.

comme un ruyter

cavalry

Branch of the armed forces comprising mounted soldiers.

cavalerie

squadron

Military unit of cavalry or aviation.

escadron

chivalry

Code of conduct and qualities associated with knights.

chevalerie

Someone who acts solo, disregarding others.

He is always a ruyter in group projects.

Il est toujours un ruyter dans les projets de groupe.

A person very quick in their actions.

Look at him, he's a true ruyter when it comes to finishing his tasks.

Regarde-le, c'est un vrai ruyter quand il s'agit de finir ses tâches.