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ramrod

/ˈræm.rɒd/

الترجمة: اسم له عدة معانٍ: قضيب معدني يُدكّ به البارود في الأسلحة القديمة التي تُحمَّل من الفوهة؛ شخص صارم متسلط ومتطلب؛ أو قضيب لتنظيف ماسورة السلاح الناري.

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noun

/ˈræm.rɒd/C1formal
  • arاسم له عدة معانٍ: قضيب معدني يُدكّ به البارود في الأسلحة القديمة التي تُحمَّل من الفوهة؛ شخص صارم متسلط ومتطلب؛ أو قضيب لتنظيف ماسورة السلاح الناري.

A noun with multiple meanings: a rod used to ram the charge into a muzzle-loading firearm; a harshly demanding overseer; or a rod used to clean the barrel of a firearm.

  1. Gun loading rodC1formaltechnical

    A rod used to push the charge (powder and shot) down the barrel of a muzzle-loading firearm.

    arشومبول

    • The soldier used a ramrod to load his musket.
    • He cleaned the ramrod after firing the cannon.
    • The ramrod was essential for muzzle-loading weapons.

    المرادفاتrammer

  2. Strict overseerC1informal

    A person who is extremely strict, demanding, and uncompromising in their supervision or management.

    arالمشرف الصارم

    • The new manager is a real ramrod; he expects perfection every day.
    • She ran the department like a ramrod, tolerating no mistakes.
    • The drill sergeant was a ramrod, pushing the recruits to their limits.

    المرادفاتdisciplinarianmartinetslave driversticklertaskmaster

  3. Cleaning rodC1formaltechnical

    A rod used to clean the barrel of a firearm by pushing a cloth or brush through it.

    arعصا التنظيف

    • He attached a patch to the ramrod to clean the rifle barrel.
    • The ramrod is stored under the barrel of the gun.
    • After shooting, he used the ramrod to remove residue from the barrel.
الصيغ
  • ramrods plural form
  • ramrods' possessive plural form
  • ramrod's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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