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artillery

/ɑːˈtɪl.ər.i/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa armas de fogo de grande porte, como canhões, obuses e morteiros, usadas em combate, ou a arma/ramo militar que opera esse armamento; também pode significar um meio de persuasão ou argumentação.

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noun

/ɑːˈtɪl.ər.i/B2formaltechnical
  • ptSubstantivo que designa armas de fogo de grande porte, como canhões, obuses e morteiros, usadas em combate, ou a arma/ramo militar que opera esse armamento; também pode significar um meio de persuasão ou argumentação.

A noun referring to large, powerful guns or missile launchers used in warfare, or the branch of an army that operates such weapons; it can also refer to a means of persuasion or argument.

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  1. Large firearmsB2formaltechnical

    Large, powerful guns that are moved and used on land, such as cannons, howitzers, and missile launchers.

    ptArtilharia

    • The army deployed heavy artillery to the front line.
    • Artillery shells rained down on the enemy positions.
    • Modern artillery can strike targets from many miles away.

    Sinônimosordnance

  2. Military unitB2formal

    A branch or unit of an army that operates and manages such large guns.

    ptArtilharia

    • He served in the artillery during the war.
    • The artillery unit was ordered to provide covering fire.
    • The general commanded the artillery to advance.

    Sinônimosfield artillery

  3. Persuasive argumentsC1informal

    A collection of facts, reasons, or arguments used to support a position or attack an opposing view.

    ptArgumentos convincentes

    • The lawyer brought out his heavy artillery of evidence.
    • She used all her rhetorical artillery to win the debate.
    • The politician's speech was full of emotional artillery.

    Sinônimosammunitionarsenal

Formas
  • artilleries plural form
  • artilleries' possessive plural form
  • artillery's possessive singular form