Vocab Bloom Hub

baldric

/ˈbɔːl.drɪk/

Traduction: Bande de cuir ou tissu portée en travers de la poitrine, d'une épaule à la hanche opposée, servant à porter une épée, un cor ou une arme à feu.

1 entrée

noun

/ˈbɔːl.drɪk/C2formal
  • frBande de cuir ou tissu portée en travers de la poitrine, d'une épaule à la hanche opposée, servant à porter une épée, un cor ou une arme à feu.

A wide, often ornamented belt worn over one shoulder, typically the right, to support a sword, bugle, or other item at the opposite hip.

  1. Shoulder belt for a weaponC2formal

    A wide, often ornamented belt worn over one shoulder, typically the right, and used to support a sword, bugle, or other item at the opposite hip.

    frBaudrier (pour arme)

    • The knight wore a silver-embroidered baldric across his chest.
    • A polished bugle hung from his leather baldric.
    • The ceremonial sword was secured by an ornate baldric.
Formes
  • baldrics plural form
  • baldrics' possessive plural form
  • baldric's possessive singular form