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mccauley

/məˈkɔː.li/

Traducción: Nombre propio referido a una figura histórica, concretamente a una mujer conocida por su papel durante la Revolución estadounidense, que llevó agua a los soldados en la batalla de Monmouth Courthouse y continuó luchando después de que su esposo cayera por agotamiento por calor.

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noun

/məˈkɔː.li/C1formalamerican
  • esNombre propio referido a una figura histórica, concretamente a una mujer conocida por su papel durante la Revolución estadounidense, que llevó agua a los soldados en la batalla de Monmouth Courthouse y continuó luchando después de que su esposo cayera por agotamiento por calor.

A proper noun referring to a historical figure, specifically a woman known for her role during the American Revolution, who provided water to soldiers at the Battle of Monmouth Court House and continued fighting after her husband collapsed from heat exhaustion.

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  1. Historical figureB2formalamerican

    A woman known for her bravery during the American Revolution, specifically for carrying water to soldiers at the Battle of Monmouth Court House and taking over her husband's cannon when he collapsed from heat exhaustion.

    esMolly Pitcher

    • McCauley is remembered for her heroic actions at the Battle of Monmouth.
    • The story of McCauley taking over her husband's gun is a famous tale of Revolutionary War courage.
    • Many historians consider McCauley a symbol of women's contributions to the American Revolution.
Formas
  • mccauleys plural form
  • mccauleys' possessive plural form
  • mccauley's possessive singular form