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castle

/ˈkɑː.səl/

Tradução: Grande edifício fortificado ou conjunto de edifícios, geralmente da época medieval, que muitas vezes serve de residência para a realeza ou a nobreza.

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noun

/ˈkɑː.səl/A2formal
  • ptGrande edifício fortificado ou conjunto de edifícios, geralmente da época medieval, que muitas vezes serve de residência para a realeza ou a nobreza.

A noun referring to a large fortified building, often historically occupied by royalty or nobility, or a piece in the game of chess.

  1. A2formal

    A large, fortified building or group of buildings, typically from the medieval period, designed to defend against attacks.

    ptCastelo

    • The king lived in a grand castle on the hill.
    • Tourists visited the ancient castle with its thick stone walls.
    • The castle was surrounded by a deep moat.

    Sinônimoscitadelfastnessfortresskeepstronghold

  2. Chess pieceA2formal

    A rook, one of the pieces in the game of chess, shaped like a castle tower.

    ptTorre

    • He moved his castle to protect the king.
    • The castle can move horizontally or vertically across the board.
    • She captured his pawn with her castle.

    Sinônimosrook

Formas
  • castles plural form
  • castles' possessive plural form
  • castle's possessive singular form
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