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roundel

/ˈraʊn.dəl/

الترجمة: اسم متعدد المعاني: صيغة شعرية تشبه الروندو تتألف من ثلاث مقاطع ثلاثية ولازمة مكررة؛ أو قطعة درع مستديرة تحمي الإبط؛ أو شكل دائري يستخدم في علم الشعارات.

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noun

/ˈraʊn.dəl/C2formalart
  • arاسم متعدد المعاني: صيغة شعرية تشبه الروندو تتألف من ثلاث مقاطع ثلاثية ولازمة مكررة؛ أو قطعة درع مستديرة تحمي الإبط؛ أو شكل دائري يستخدم في علم الشعارات.

A noun with multiple meanings: a poetic form similar to a rondeau with three triplets and a refrain; a round piece of armor protecting the armpit; or a circular charge used in heraldry.

  1. Poetic formC2formalart

    An English variation of the rondeau, consisting of three triplets with a refrain that appears after the first and third stanzas.

    arشكل شعري

    • The poet composed a roundel for the competition.
    • Her latest collection includes a beautiful roundel about the sea.
    • He studied the structure of the roundel before writing his own.
  2. Armor pieceC1formal

    A circular piece of armor designed to protect the armpit area.

    arرانْدِل

    • The knight's armor included a roundel at each shoulder.
    • Medieval roundels were often decorated with engravings.
    • The museum displayed a 15th-century roundel from a suit of armor.

    المرادفاتpaletterondel

  3. Heraldic symbolC1formal

    In heraldry, a circular charge or emblem used on coats of arms.

    arرمز شعارات النبالة

    • The family crest featured a gold roundel on a blue field.
    • Heraldic roundels can be colored differently to represent various metals or gems.
    • The shield displayed three roundels arranged in a triangle.
الصيغ
  • roundels plural form
  • roundels' possessive plural form
  • roundel's possessive singular form
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