breeched

UK
/briːtʃt/
US
/briːtʃt/

Übersetzungen

breechedadjektiv
more breeched
Komp.
most breeched
Super.
UK
/briːtʃt/
US
/briːtʃt/
culottéAu sens historique : vêtu d’une culotte.
The breeched gentleman strolled through the garden with an air of elegance.
Le gentilhomme culotté se promenait dans le jardin avec une allure élégante.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
culasséEn parlant d’une arme à feu : à chargement par la culasse.
Synonyme
wearing breeches
in breeches
in trousers
breechverb

breeched

Präteritum

breeched
Präteritum
breeched
Partizip Perfekt
breeching
Gerundium
UK
/briːtʃ/
US
/briːtʃ/
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
culotterSens ancien ou historique : habiller un enfant en culottes pour la première fois.
culasserTechnique : munir une arme ou un canon d’une culasse.

Definitionen

breechedadjektiv
Wearing breeches, which are knee-length trousers.
The breeched gentleman strolled through the garden with an air of elegance.
Furnished with a breech, especially referring to a firearm that is loaded at the rear of the barrel (breech-loading).
The breeched rifle allowed soldiers to reload much faster than muzzle-loaders.
breechverb
To dress (a child, traditionally a young boy) in breeches for the first time.
The boy was breeched on his fifth birthday, marking a family milestone.
To equip or fit (a firearm or cannon) with a breech.
The engineer breeched the antique cannon before the ceremonial firing.