footpad
/ˈfʊt.pæd/Traduction: Nom historique désignant un brigand ou un voleur qui opérait à pied, courant aux XVIIe et XVIIIe siècles.
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/ˈfʊt.pæd/
Историческое существительное, обозначающее разбойника или грабителя, который передвигался пешком, распространённое в 17-18 веках.
Sustantivo histórico que designa a un ladrón o bandido que actuaba a pie, común en los siglos XVII y XVIII.
Nom historique désignant un brigand ou un voleur qui opérait à pied, courant aux XVIIe et XVIIIe siècles.
Historisches Substantiv für einen Räuber oder Straßenräuber, der zu Fuß unterwegs war, verbreitet im 17. und 18. Jahrhundert.
Substantivo histórico que designa um ladrão ou assaltante que andava a pé, especialmente aquele que roubava viajantes nas estradas; termo comum nos séculos XVII e XVIII.
历史名词，指徒步行走的强盗或劫匪，盛行于17至18世纪。
اسم تاريخي يشير إلى قاطع طريق أو سارق يتنقل سيرًا على الأقدام، وقد شاع استخدامه في القرنين السابع عشر والثامن عشر.
A historical noun referring to a highwayman or robber who traveled on foot, common in the 17th and 18th centuries.
Historical robberC2formalbritish
A highwayman or robber who travels on foot, typically operating in isolated areas.
РазбойникSalteador de caminos a pievoleur de grand chemin à piedFußräuberSalteador徒步劫匪قاطع الطريق- The footpad ambushed travelers on the lonely road.
- Footpads were common in 18th-century England.
- The constable arrested the notorious footpad near the village.
Formes
- footpads plural form
- footpads' possessive plural form
- footpad's possessive singular form
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