Nobles (en. Nobles)

/ˈno.βles/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

noun

People who belong to a privileged social group.

The royal family was composed of nobles who governed the lands.

La familia real estaba compuesta por nobles que gobernaban sobre las tierras.

Qualities of greatness and generosity in behavior.

His noble heart led him to help the needy.

Su noble corazón lo llevó a ayudar a los necesitados.

In history, titles of nobility that indicate a rank.

The count and countess were nobles of the court.

El conde y la condesa eran nobles de la corte.

From Latin 'nobilis', which means 'illustrious' or 'distinguished'.

noble cause

A just cause worthy of support.

noble causa

noble heart

A generous and kind person.

corazón noble

nobility obliges

An expression that implies that having nobility comes with responsibilities.

nobleza obliga

nobility

Set of nobles in a country.

nobleza

noble

Adjective that indicates a person of elevated condition or kind character.

noble

noblesse

Term that refers to nobility in a broader context.

noblesse

A person with privileges who is uncomprehending towards others.

Don't be noble, not everyone has the same luck.

No seas noble, no todos tienen la misma suerte.

Noble at heart; a person who acts out of benevolent impulse.

He is noble at heart, always ready to help.

Es un noble de corazón, siempre listo para ayudar.