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culverin

/ˈkʌl.vər.ɪn/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa um tipo de canhão pesado de cano longo usado nos séculos XVI e XVII ou, alternativamente, um mosquete medieval.

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noun

/ˈkʌl.vər.ɪn/C2formaltechnicalobsoleto
  • ptSubstantivo que designa um tipo de canhão pesado de cano longo usado nos séculos XVI e XVII ou, alternativamente, um mosquete medieval.

A noun referring to a type of heavy, long-barreled cannon used during the 16th and 17th centuries, or alternatively, a medieval musket.

  1. C2formalbritish

    A long-barreled, heavy cannon used in the 16th and 17th centuries, typically for siege warfare or naval combat.

    ptCanhão pesado

    • The fortress was defended by several culverins.
    • The ship carried a battery of culverins on its lower deck.
    • Culverins were known for their long range and accuracy.
  2. Medieval musketC2formalbritish

    A type of early firearm, a long-barreled musket used in the medieval period.

    ptColubrina

    • The soldier aimed his culverin at the approaching enemy.
    • Culverins were slow to reload but powerful.
    • He carried a culverin as his primary weapon.

    Sinônimosarquebushackbutharquebusmusket

Formas
  • culverins plural form
  • culverins' possessive plural form
  • culverin's possessive singular form