A samurai's blood runs in Taro's veins.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

A samurai's blood runs in Taro's veins.

She has samurai's blood in her veins

A samurai's blood flows in her veins.

Samurai should help each other in times of trouble.

a warrior in feudal Japan who was responsible for defending the northern side of the Court

With a samurai's providence, he drew his sword toward him.

The samurai would rather die than live in dishonour

The samurai prefers death to dishonour

The samurai chooses death before dishonour.

A samurai in the Edo Era carried two swords.

A samurai in the Edo era carried two swords.

He is a disgrace to Japan's chivalry.

The samurai enjoyed the privilege of wearing two swords.

rice given as a form of salary to a retired warrior in the 'Edo' period of Japan

an act of a Bushi warrior killing inferiors his sword

The samurai holds his life at nothing

The samurai is willing to sacrifice his life.

The samurai does not fear to die

He has something of the samurai about him.

in ancient Japan, a quarrel between warriors about a love matter, called 'sayaate'

a small flag on a samurai's armor as a signal to others in a battlefield

a Japanese warrior's short sword called 'yoroidooshi'

It was the duty of the samurai to die in battle for his liege lord.

It is the duty of the samurai to die in battle for his liege lord.

the practice of a [knight-errant that a warrior] wanders about country

The sword is the soul of a samurai.

The sword is the soul of the samurai.

a cowardly warrior

The samurai holds his live light, as compared with his cause.

The samurai wears two swords.