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musketry

/ˈmʌs.kɪ.tri/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'ensemble des mousquetaires ou l'usage des mousquets, ainsi que la technique et la pratique du tir aux armes à feu, notamment dans un contexte militaire.

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noun

/ˈmʌs.kɪ.tri/C1formaltechnical
  • frNom désignant l'ensemble des mousquetaires ou l'usage des mousquets, ainsi que la technique et la pratique du tir aux armes à feu, notamment dans un contexte militaire.

A noun referring to the collective body of musketeers and their muskets, or the technique and practice of using small arms, especially in a military context.

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  1. Musketeers and their weapons collectivelyC1formalbritish

    A group of soldiers armed with muskets, or the muskets themselves considered as a unit.

    frmousqueterie (collectif)

    • The regiment's musketry was well-trained and disciplined.
    • The general reviewed the musketry before the battle.
    • The enemy's musketry opened fire from the ridge.
  2. Technique of using small armsC1formalbritish

    The art, skill, or practice of using small firearms, especially in a military context.

    frTir au fusil

    • The soldiers practiced musketry on the firing range.
    • He was an expert in musketry and marksmanship.
    • The manual covered the basics of musketry and reloading.

    Synonymesmarksmanshipshooting

Formes
  • musketries plural form
  • musketries' possessive plural form
  • musketry's possessive singular form