gallantries

n.

勇敢( gallantry的名词复数 )；（对女子的）殷勤；礼貌的言行；

1. He got a medal for his gallantry.
   他因勇敢而赢得一枚勋章。
2. There was no lack of gallantry and fortitude.
   并不缺乏勇气和刚毅。
3. The young man was noted for gallantry.
   那个年轻人以向女人献殷勤而闻名。
4. Opening a door for a woman is not a rare gallantry.
   为女士开门是种常见的献殷勤的方式。

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