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hasdrubal

/ˈhæz.druː.bəl/

Übersetzung: Eigenname einer historischen Person, nämlich eines karthagischen Feldherrn, der Truppen in Spanien befehligte, sich seinem Bruder Hannibal in Italien anschloss und 207 v. Chr. in der Schlacht am Metaurus getötet wurde.

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noun

/ˈhæz.druː.bəl/formal
  • deEigenname einer historischen Person, nämlich eines karthagischen Feldherrn, der Truppen in Spanien befehligte, sich seinem Bruder Hannibal in Italien anschloss und 207 v. Chr. in der Schlacht am Metaurus getötet wurde.

A proper noun referring to a historical figure, specifically a Carthaginian general who commanded forces in Spain, joined his brother Hannibal in Italy, and was killed at the Battle of the Metaurus River in 207 BC.

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  1. Historical Carthaginian generalB2formal

    A Carthaginian military commander, son of Hamilcar Barca and brother of Hannibal, who fought in the Second Punic War, leading forces in Spain and later in Italy until his defeat and death at the Battle of the Metaurus River in 207 BC.

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    • Hasdrubal crossed the Alps to join his brother Hannibal in Italy.
    • The Romans intercepted Hasdrubal's army at the Metaurus River.
    • After Hasdrubal's defeat, Hannibal's position in Italy became desperate.
    • Historians often discuss Hasdrubal's strategic decisions during the war.