rampart

UK
/ˈræmpɑːt/
US
/ˈræmˌpɑrt/
rampartsubstantiv
ramparts
Pl.
UK
/ˈræmpɑːt/
US
/ˈræmˌpɑrt/
Übersetzungen
The soldiers stood guard on the rampart.
Солдаты стояли на страже на бастионе.
The castle's rampart was nearly impenetrable.
Укрепление замка было почти неприступным.
The ancient city was protected by a high rampart.
Древний город был защищен высоким валом.
Definitionen
A defensive wall or bank around a castle, fort, or settlement, typically made of stone or earth.
The ancient city was protected by a massive rampart that encircled its perimeter.
A thing that acts as a defensive or protective barrier, especially in a figurative sense.
The constitution is a rampart against the abuse of power.
rampartverb
ramparted
Präteritum
ramparted
Partizip Perfekt
ramparting
Gerundium
UK
/ˈræmpɑːt/
US
/ˈræmpɑrt/
Rare, chiefly literary; transitive: to furnish with or surround by ramparts, to fortify.
Definitionen
To surround or fortify with or as if with a rampart.
Medieval builders ramparted the town with high stone walls.
rampartadjektiv
Attributive use of the noun, describing something relating to or resembling a rampart.
Definitionen
Serving as or resembling a rampart; fortified.
The rampart walls of the fortress loomed over the plain.