rampart

UK
/ˈræmpɑːt/
US
/ˈræmˌpɑrt/

Übersetzungen

rampartsubstantiv
ramparts
Pl.
UK
/ˈræmpɑːt/
US
/ˈræmˌpɑrt/
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.
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.
rampartadjektiv
Attributive use of the noun, describing something relating to or resembling a rampart.

Definitionen

rampartsubstantiv
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
To surround or fortify with or as if with a rampart.
Medieval builders ramparted the town with high stone walls.
rampartadjektiv
Serving as or resembling a rampart; fortified.
The rampart walls of the fortress loomed over the plain.