munition

UK
/mjuːˈnɪʃən/
US
/mjuˈnɪʃən/

Translations

munitionverb
munitioned
Past Simple
munitioned
Past Participle
munitioning
Gerund
UK
/mjuːˈnɪʃən/
US
/mjuˈnɪʃən/
Archaic/transitive: to supply with munitions or fortify.
munitionnerTerme militaire ; emploi aujourd’hui plutôt rare ou technique.
They munitioned the fortress before the enemy arrived.
Ils ont munitonné la forteresse avant l’arrivée de l’ennemi.
Synonyms
arm with ammunition
furnish with arms
munitionadjective
more munition
Comp.
most munition
Super.
Attributive use: relating to munitions or their manufacture.
de munitionsEmploi adjectival de relation ; tournure surtout utilisée dans les contextes militaires et industriels.
She worked in a munition factory during the war.
Elle travaillait dans une usine de munitions pendant la guerre.
munitionnoun
munitions
pl
UK
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US
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munitionsSens militaire général ; en français, le mot s’emploie le plus souvent au pluriel.
The soldiers were supplied with munitions before heading into battle.
Les soldats ont reçu des munitions avant de partir au combat.
Additional translations
armementSens plus large : ensemble des armes et du matériel de combat.
munitionnementSens rare : action de fournir des munitions ou du matériel militaire.

Definitions

munitionverb
To supply or equip with munitions; to arm or fortify.
They munitioned the fortress before the enemy arrived.
munitionadjective
Pertaining to munitions or their production.
She worked in a munition factory during the war.
munitionnoun
Military weapons, ammunition, and equipment used in combat.
The soldiers were supplied with munitions before heading into battle.
The act or process of supplying military forces with weapons and equipment.
The rapid munition of the troops ensured they were ready for the offensive.