Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Noble"

A: to be brave, with fine personal qualities

A: Noble means having high morals, acting in a highly moral way.
"How noble of you" means "You acted in a very noble way".
It can be a compliment, but it is often used sarcastically.
If someone does some simple, easy little task, but thinks that they did something important (when it wasn't), you can sarcastically say "How noble of you".
"I turned down the job offer because I think that company damages the environment." - "How noble of you" (Response in non-sarcastic way)
"My parents told me I have to spend more time with my baby sister, so I guess I will take her kite-flying this afternoon." "How noble of you". (response in a sarcastic way because you are doing something you should do anyway [spend time with your sister] and your parents are making you do it). You are doing a nice thing, but you can't be called noble because you don't really want to do it. So you are sarcastically called noble.

A: Noble can be either a noun or an adjective.

Noble (noun) = a person from a high class or royalty
Example: The nobles owned most of the land and leased it to tenet farmers.

Noble (adjective) = describing that someone belongs to a high class; or it can mean that someone/something has good morals/ideals.
Examples: 1) He is from a noble family. 2) The scientists working to cure cancer are working on a noble cause.

A: You can't become a king if you aren't a noble! [noun]

She's of noble descent. [adjective]
Giving so much to so many charities is such a noble act. [adjective]
Helium is a noble gas. [adjective]
Having noble ideals isn't always good for you. [adjective]

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A: The second one is correct and the first is not!

A: "have been" indicates the passive voice, meaning the subject of the sentence is really the object.

So, for example, if a king possibly assigned land to nobles, the king may have assigned land to nobles, and land may have been assigned to nobles by the king.

A: Nobility are those who are of high ranking in a society, but do not necessarily mean royal. Noble is the person who is a part of the nobility. Also it can be used to describe the character of high moral values, which is assumed to be common in those of the nobility.

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A: This is just full of non-literal idioms, which are always fun.

Loose end (definition #2): https://idioms.thefreedictionary.com/loose+end

So to speak: https://idioms.thefreedictionary.com/so+to+speak

Combined, they mean that only Petunia could say what happened and it implies that he would need to be silenced to keep what happened a secret. Because we always want to tie up loose ends.

Tie up loose ends: https://idioms.thefreedictionary.com/tie+up+loose+ends

Are there similar idioms in French?

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A: It sounds mostly ok.
I would say "to cover the smell" - it doesn't sound so personal or unpleasant that way.