英：['keɪsmeɪt]
美：['keɪsˌmeɪt]
casemate如何读
casemate是什么意思
- n.城墙内的炮台；炮塔；炮郭
casemate自然拼读
case·mate
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casemate英英释义
- abstract:A casemate, sometimes rendered casement, is a fortified gun emplacement or armored structure from which guns are fired.Webster's New Collegiate Dictionary Originally, the term referred to a vaulted chamber in a fortress.
casemate词源英文解释
Middle French, from Old Italian casamatta
The first known use of casemate was in 1550
casemate 例句
1 Since his death, tribute story Perry have poured in from his Friends casemates – who released a joint statement — as well as the show’s co-creators.
2 What to Do: The Bock casemates are a series of tunnels, running beneath the ruins of the old city fortifications, that leads out to large, cliff-side openings that offer not only some of the best panoramic views in Luxembourg but also a fascinating look into the city's history.
3 Taking shelter in a tiny casemate built in medieval times and depending on food handouts from volunteers and charities is far from his dream.