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milésimo; "sistema 1600"English-Portuguese dictionary of military terminology > artillery mil
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nounArtillerie, die* * *1) (large guns.) die Artillerie* * *ar·til·lery[ɑ:ˈtɪləri, AM ɑ:rˈ-]\artillery fire Artilleriefeuer nt2. (branch of army)▪ the \artillery das Artilleriekorps* * *[Aː'tIlərɪ]n(= weapons, troops) Artillerie f* * *1. Artillerie f:a) Geschütze pl2. Artilleriefeuer nart. abk1. article2. artificial3. artillery4. artist* * *nounArtillerie, die* * *n.Artillerie -n f. -
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[ɑː'tɪlərɪ]nome mil. (guns, regiment) artiglieria f.* * *1) (large guns.) artiglieria2) ((often with capital) the part of an army which looks after and fires such guns.) artiglieria* * *artillery /ɑ:ˈtɪlərɪ/n.1 [u] artiglieria* * *[ɑː'tɪlərɪ]nome mil. (guns, regiment) artiglieria f. -
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ar·til·lery [ɑ:ʼtɪləri, Am ɑ:rʼ-] n\artillery fire Artilleriefeuer nt2) ( branch of army)the \artillery das Artilleriekorps -
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1) Mil. artillerie2) Stups. artillerie [attirail du toxicomane par injection]English-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > artillery
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s [mil] topništvo, artiljerija / # fire = artiljerijska vatra* * *
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