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brigandine

/ˈbrɪɡ.ən.diːn/

Traduction: Armure médiévale en forme de veste, composée de petites plaques ou anneaux métalliques rivetés sur un support en tissu ou en cuir, portée pour la protection au combat.

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noun

/ˈbrɪɡ.ən.diːn/C2formal
  • frArmure médiévale en forme de veste, composée de petites plaques ou anneaux métalliques rivetés sur un support en tissu ou en cuir, portée pour la protection au combat.

A medieval coat of armor made from small metal plates or rings riveted to a fabric or leather backing, worn for protection in battle.

  1. Medieval body armorC2formal

    A type of body armor from the Middle Ages, consisting of small overlapping metal plates riveted to a fabric or leather garment.

    frBrigandine (armure médiévale)

    • The knight wore a brigandine under his surcoat for extra protection.
    • Historical reenactors often wear a brigandine for authenticity.
    • The brigandine was lighter and more flexible than a full suit of plate armor.
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