munition

• Substantivo que designa armas e munições de guerra em conjunto, ou obras defensivas como muros e aterros construídos em torno de uma fortificação para reforçá-la.

A noun referring to weapons and military supplies considered collectively, or to defensive structures such as walls or mounds built around a stronghold to strengthen it.

1. Weapons and military suppliesB2formal

   A collective term for weapons, ammunition, and other military equipment used in warfare.

   Munições e suprimentos militares

   • The army stockpiled munitions in the underground bunker.
   • The treaty restricted the production of certain types of munitions.
   • The factory was converted to produce munitions during the war.

   Sinônimosammunitionmaterielordnanceweaponry

2. FortificationC1formalbritish

   A defensive structure, such as a wall or mound, built around a stronghold to strengthen it against attack.

   Fortificação

   • The castle's outer munition was reinforced with stone.
   • Ancient engineers designed munitions to protect the city walls.
   • The soldiers repaired the munition after the siege.

   Sinônimosbulwarkfortificationrampart

• Verbo arcaico que significa municiar, ou seja, fornecer munições ou provisões militares a alguém ou a um local.

An obsolete verb meaning to supply with munitions or military provisions.

1. Supply with weaponsC1formal

   To provide or equip with military weapons, ammunition, or other war materials.

   Municiar

   • The government decided to munition the allied forces.
   • They munitioned the fortress with cannons and gunpowder.
   • The rebels were secretly munitioned by foreign powers.

   Sinônimosarmequipweaponize