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destroyer

/dɪˈstrɔɪ.ər/

Traduction: Navire de guerre rapide, petit et légèrement blindé mais lourdement armé, ou personne qui détruit, ravage ou anéantit quelque chose.

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noun

/dɪˈstrɔɪ.ər/B2formal
  • frNavire de guerre rapide, petit et légèrement blindé mais lourdement armé, ou personne qui détruit, ravage ou anéantit quelque chose.

A noun referring to a small, fast, lightly armored but heavily armed warship, or a person who destroys, ruins, or lays waste to something.

  1. B2formal

    A small, fast, lightly armored but heavily armed warship used for escort and patrol duties.

    frDestroyer (navire de guerre)

    • The navy deployed a destroyer to protect the aircraft carrier.
    • The destroyer fired its missiles at the enemy fleet.
    • A modern destroyer can carry advanced radar and weapon systems.
  2. Person who destroysB2formal

    A person who causes destruction, ruins things, or lays waste to something.

    frPersonne qui détruit

    • The vandals were destroyers of public property.
    • He was known as a destroyer of reputations in the industry.
    • The hurricane was a destroyer of entire communities.

    Synonymesannihilatorruinervandalwrecker

    Antonymesbuildercreatorpreserverprotector

Formes
  • destroyers plural form
  • destroyers' possessive plural form
  • destroyer's possessive singular form
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