英：[kæmɪ'seɪdəʊ]
美：[ˌkæmə'seɪdoʊ]
camisado如何读
camisado是什么意思
- n. <古>夜间奇袭
camisado变形
复数:camisadoes或camisados
camisado英英释义
- abstract:In military tactics, a camisado, or camisade, is a surprise attack occurring at night, or at daybreak, when the enemy are supposed to be asleep.
camisado词源英文解释
probably borrowed from Middle French camisade (with suffix conformed to Spanish -ado, used in comparable words), borrowed from an Upper Italian outcome of Italian (Tuscan) camiciata "night attack, originally one in which the assailants wear white shirts over their armor as a means of recognition," from camicia "shirt" (going back to Late Latin camīsia) + -ata, suffix of action and result — more at chemise, -ade
The first known use of camisado was in 1548
camisado 同义词
1 夜袭