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cavaliere [kavaˈljɛre] ΟΥΣ αρσ
1. cavaliere:
2. cavaliere ΙΣΤΟΡΊΑ:
3. cavaliere (soldato a cavallo):
4. cavaliere (uomo galante):
- cavaliere
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5. cavaliere:
6. cavaliere (della bilancia):
- cavaliere
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Cavaliere Info
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- Since 1901 titles of cavaliere al merito del lavoro (Knight for Merit at Work) have been awarded, first by the King of Italy, then by the President of the Republic, to reward contributions to the development of economic activities. So, successful businessmen often used the title of cavaliere in front of their surname in the past, and some still do so today. Another widely used title is commendatore, which until recently has been used in common parlance as a generic title for wealthy people.
Cavaliere Info
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- Since 1901 titles of cavaliere al merito del lavoro (Knight for Merit at Work) have been awarded, first by the King of Italy, then by the President of the Republic, to reward contributions to the development of economic activities. So, successful businessmen often used the title of cavaliere in front of their surname in the past, and some still do so today. Another widely used title is commendatore, which until recently has been used in common parlance as a generic title for wealthy people.
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Tuttavia i cavalieri galli riuscirono a difendersi in un primo momento.
it.wikipedia.org Il tempo passa e lui diventa l'avversario della maggior parte dei cavalieri.
it.wikipedia.org Calderico fu ferito in battaglia nel 1183 e per questo nominato cavaliere aureato e conte palatino, confermato di tutti i possessi e i privilegi.
it.wikipedia.org Spiega che desidera creare un nuovo ordine di cavalieri, che non saccheggi e non combatta, ma provi a difendere l'onore e la giustizia.
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