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kamikaze

/ˌkæm.ɪˈkɑː.zi/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa o caça japonês usado em missões suicidas durante a Segunda Guerra Mundial, ou o piloto treinado e disposto a realizar esse ataque suicida.

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noun

/ˌkæm.ɪˈkɑː.zi/C1formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa o caça japonês usado em missões suicidas durante a Segunda Guerra Mundial, ou o piloto treinado e disposto a realizar esse ataque suicida.

A noun referring to a Japanese fighter plane used for suicide missions during World War II, or a pilot trained and willing to carry out such a suicidal crash.

  1. Suicide attack aircraftB2formal

    A military aircraft used by Japanese pilots during World War II for deliberate suicide crashes into enemy targets.

    ptKamikaze

    • The kamikaze planes were a desperate tactic in the final years of the war.
    • Many kamikaze attacks targeted Allied naval vessels.
    • The wreckage of a kamikaze was found on the ocean floor.
  2. Suicide pilotB2formal

    A pilot who was trained and willing to carry out a deliberate suicidal crash into an enemy target.

    ptPiloto kamikaze

    • The kamikaze pilots believed they were sacrificing for their country.
    • He was one of the last kamikaze pilots to be deployed.
    • The story of the kamikaze pilots is a tragic part of history.
Formas
  • kamikazes plural form
  • kamikazes' possessive plural form
  • kamikaze's possessive singular form