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parapet

/ˈpær.ə.pɪt/

Traduction: Muret ou garde-corps bas le long du bord d'un toit, d'un balcon ou d'un pont, servant de protection. Désigne aussi un mur de protection dans les fortifications.

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noun

/ˈpær.ə.pɪt/C2formal
  • frMuret ou garde-corps bas le long du bord d'un toit, d'un balcon ou d'un pont, servant de protection. Désigne aussi un mur de protection dans les fortifications.

A low protective wall or railing along the edge of a roof, balcony, or bridge, or a defensive wall in fortifications.

  1. Low protective wallB2formal

    A low wall or railing built along the edge of a roof, balcony, bridge, or similar structure to prevent people from falling off.

    frGarde-corps (ou muret de protection)

    • She leaned over the parapet to look at the garden below.
    • The old castle has a stone parapet around its main tower.
    • Workers installed a new metal parapet on the bridge for safety.

    Synonymesbalustradebarrierguardrailrailing

  2. Fortification wallC1formal

    A low protective wall or rampart built on top of a fortification, from which soldiers could defend a position.

    frParapet de fortification

    • The soldiers fired their muskets from behind the parapet.
    • The ancient fort's parapet was reinforced with stone.
    • Archers stood on the parapet to defend the castle walls.

    Synonymesbreastworkbulwarkrampart

Formes
  • parapets plural form
  • parapets' possessive plural form
  • parapet's possessive singular form
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