"fealty" 怎么发音

word

US

ˈfiəɫti/, /ˈfiɫti

FEE-uhl-tee

UK

fˈiːlti

FEE-uhl-tee

释义

'Fealty' means a formal loyalty or sworn allegiance, especially the loyalty shown by someone such as a vassal to a lord in medieval times. It can also mean deep, faithful loyalty to a leader or cause.

IPA 音标

美式英语

ˈfiəɫti/, /ˈfiɫti

英式英语

fˈiːlti

简化发音

美式

FEE-uhl-tee

英式

FEE-uhl-tee

语境中听

In the Middle Ages, knights swore fealty to their lords.

The vassal declared his fealty to the king in a special ceremony.

They showed fealty by following their leader’s commands.

He pledged fealty to the cause, promising to support it no matter what.