日本語WordNet
the quality of being loyal
feelings of allegiance
the act of binding yourself (intellectually or emotionally) to a course of action; "his long commitment to public service"; "they felt no loyalty to a losing team"
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The quality of being faithful to someone or something; devotion and allegiance.
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The patriots exhibited unwavering loyalty defending national interests; furthermore, their sacrifices inspired subsequent generations to uphold cherished values.
愛国者は国家の利益を守る揺るぎない忠誠を示した。さらに、彼らの犠牲は後の世代が大切な価値を守ることを鼓舞した。
Knighthood historically recognized service and valor, with monarchs bestowing honors upon individuals demonstrating exceptional loyalty and bravery.
騎士道は歴史的にサービスと勇気を認識し、君主は並外れた忠誠と勇気を示す個人に栄誉を授けた。
He manages subordinates as effectively as senior executives, inspiring loyalty through transparent communication and mutual respect consistently.
彼は、透明なコミュニケーションと相互尊重を通じて一貫して忠誠心を鼓舞し、上級幹部と同じくらい効果的に部下を管理します。
Loyalty strengthens relationships, though blind allegiance can excuse wrongdoing and prevent individuals from confronting unethical behavior.
忠誠は関係を強化するが、盲目的な忠誠は不正行為を言い訳にし個人が非倫理的行動に立ち向かうことを妨げる可能性がある。
Perforce, the knight must undertake perilous quest demonstrating courage, loyalty, and moral fortitude against formidable adversaries relentlessly.
必然的に、騎士は手強い敵に対して勇気、忠誠心、道徳的不屈の精神を容赦なく示す危険な探求を引き受けなければならない。
Jonathan and David's friendship is celebrated as an example of loyalty.
ジョナサンとダビデの友情は忠誠の模範として称えられています。
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