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dreadnought

/ˈdrɛd.nɔːt/

/ˈdrɛd.nɔt/

Translations

dreadnoughtnoun

dreadnoughts

/ˈdrɛd.nɔːt/

/ˈdrɛd.nɔt/

дредноут

The dreadnought was a type of battleship that revolutionized naval warfare in the early 20th century.

Дредноут был типом линкора, который произвел революцию в военно-морском деле в начале 20 века.

Additional translations

тяжеловес

броненосец

Synonyms

warship

capital ship

armored ship

battleship

dreadnoughtadjective

/ˈdrɛd.nɔːt/

/ˈdrɛd.nɑt/

Used attributively to modify another noun, usually meaning ‘relating to a dreadnought battleship’ or ‘large and powerful’.

Synonyms

Definitions

dreadnoughtnoun

A type of battleship introduced in the early 20th century, characterized by large size, heavy armor, and powerful armament.

The HMS Dreadnought was the first of its kind, revolutionizing naval warfare with its advanced design.

A type of acoustic guitar that is larger than standard guitars, known for its powerful sound and deep bass.

He played a dreadnought guitar, which filled the room with its rich, resonant tones.

A person or thing that is large, powerful, or formidable.

The new skyscraper was a dreadnought of modern architecture, towering over the city skyline.

A heavy woolen cloth, or a garment (such as a thick coat) made from such cloth, designed to keep out harsh weather.

The sailors donned their dreadnoughts before heading out into the storm.

dreadnoughtadjective

Relating to or characteristic of a dreadnought battleship; large, powerful, or formidable.

The navy commissioned several dreadnought cruisers during the arms race.