chieftain Meaning & Definition

  • En [ ˈtʃiːf.tən]
  • Us [ ˈtʃiːf.tən]

Meaning of chieftain In English

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  • Both parties, under the chieftains' guidance, fought fiercely, in a fever of excitement, giving no heed to wounds, seeing nothing but the foe and the battlements to be scaled. 

  • He was a powerful chieftain, and there was an old feud between him and the men of Chester. 

  • He was straight American stock, but he was built like the chieftains of old Hawaii. 

  • Possibly they were intended to mark the graves of deceased chieftains. 

  • The messengers found the Saxon chieftains very ready to enter into Alfred's plans. 

  • Some chieftains fought them and were subdued, others submitted and received a share of the territory.

  • It is difficult to see how the local leaders could have managed without the approval of the chieftains.

  • On seeing his son as a bandit chieftain, the old count does actually die of shock.

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Translations of chieftain In Other Languages

  • 中文繁体

    (部落)酋長,首領…

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  • 中文简体

    (部落)酋长,首领…

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  • Español

    cacique, jefe, -a…

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  • Português

    chefe…

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  • Türk dili

    reis, aynı dil ve gelenekleri olan kabilenin başı, şefi…

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  • Français

    chef…

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  • Čeština

    náčelník…

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  • Dansk

    høvding…

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