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plastron

/ˈplæs.trən/

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noun

/ˈplæs.trən/C2formalsport
  • ruСуществительное с несколькими значениями: может обозначать декоративный перед лифа или рубашки, металлический нагрудник, носимый под доспехами, защитную подкладку, используемую в фехтовании, или нижнюю часть панциря черепахи.

A noun with multiple meanings: it can refer to the ornamental front of a bodice or shirt, a metal breastplate worn under armor, a protective pad used in fencing, or the underside of a turtle's shell.

  1. Ornamental bodice frontC1formal

    The decorative front panel of a woman's bodice or blouse, often embellished with lace or embroidery.

    ruДекоративная вставка на лифе

    • The dress featured a silk plastron adorned with pearls.
    • She wore a vintage blouse with an embroidered plastron.
    • The plastron of her gown was covered in intricate beadwork.

    Synonymsdickey

  2. Dress shirt frontC1formal

    The front part of a man's formal dress shirt, often stiffened or pleated.

    ruМанишка

    • His tuxedo shirt had a starched plastron.
    • The plastron of the shirt was pleated for a classic look.
    • He adjusted the studs on his shirt's plastron.

    Synonymsbosom

  3. Metal breastplateC1formal

    A piece of armor worn over the chest, typically under chainmail, for protection.

    ruНагрудник

    • The knight wore a steel plastron beneath his mail.
    • The plastron was engraved with his family crest.
    • Medieval armor often included a reinforced plastron.

    Synonymsbreastplatecuirass

  4. Fencing chest protectorC1formalsport

    A padded protective garment worn by fencers to shield the chest and torso.

    ruЗащита груди для фехтования

    • The fencer put on a plastron before the match.
    • A plastron is essential for safety in fencing.
    • His plastron absorbed the impact of the opponent's thrust.
  5. Turtle shell undersideC1formalscientific

    The ventral (bottom) part of a turtle's shell, also known as the lower shell.

    ruПластрон

    • The turtle's plastron is lighter in color than its carapace.
    • Scientists examined the plastron to determine the turtle's age.
    • The plastron provides protection for the turtle's soft underside.
Forms
  • plastrons plural form
  • plastrons' possessive plural form
  • plastron's possessive singular form
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