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turret

/ˈtʌr.ɪt/

Traducción: Torre pequeña que sobresale de un edificio, o plataforma giratoria con armas montadas, como en un tanque o buque de guerra.

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noun

/ˈtʌr.ɪt/B2formal
  • esTorre pequeña que sobresale de un edificio, o plataforma giratoria con armas montadas, como en un tanque o buque de guerra.

A noun referring to a small tower that projects from a building, or a rotating weapons platform that houses guns.

  1. Small tower on a buildingB2formal

    A small, often ornamental tower that projects vertically from the roof or wall of a building, commonly found on castles or large houses.

    esTorre pequeña en un edificio

    • The castle had a turret at each corner of its main wall.
    • From the turret, you could see the entire valley.
    • The architect added a turret to give the house a medieval look.
  2. Rotating weapons platformB2formal

    A self-contained, rotating structure that houses and protects a gun or other weapon, typically found on tanks, ships, or aircraft.

    esTorreta

    • The tank's turret rotated to aim at the target.
    • The battleship's main turret housed massive cannons.
    • The gunner was stationed inside the turret during the battle.

    Sinónimosgun turret

Formas
  • turrets plural form
  • turrets' possessive plural form
  • turret's possessive singular form
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