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saber

/ˈseɪbə/

/ˈseɪbər/

Translations

sabernoun

sabers

/ˈseɪbə/

/ˈseɪbər/

сабляОружие; также в фехтовании как вид оружия и дисциплина.

The cavalry officer drew his saber as he charged into battle.

Офицер кавалерии вытащил саблю, когда пошёл в атаку.

Synonyms

saberverb

sabered

Past Simple

sabered

Past Participle

sabering

Gerund

/ˈseɪbə/

/ˈseɪbər/

рубитьСаблей.

The soldier sabered his way through the enemy lines.

Солдат рубил себе путь через вражеские линии.

Additional translations

сабрироватьСпец.; об открытии бутылки шампанского саблей.

Synonyms

tener sabor a

Antonyms

not know

forget

be ignorant of

be unaware of

saberadjective

/ˈseɪbə/

/ˈseɪbɚ/

Attributive use before another noun (e.g., "a saber duel").

сабельный

Saber tactics dominated cavalry warfare in the 18th century.

Сабельная тактика преобладала в кавалерийской войне XVIII века.

Definitions

sabernoun

A type of sword with a curved, single-edged blade, typically used by cavalry.

The cavalry officer drew his saber as he charged into battle.

A light, one-handed fencing sword with a guard covering the knuckles.

In fencing, the saber is used for both cutting and thrusting.

The discipline of the sport of fencing that uses the saber weapon.

She won the national title in saber.

saberverb

To cut or wound with a saber, a type of sword.

The soldier sabered his way through the enemy lines.

To open a bottle, especially of champagne, by slicing off the top with a saber or similar blade.

The sommelier expertly sabered the champagne bottle for the guests.

saberadjective

Relating to or involving a saber; used before another noun.

Saber tactics dominated cavalry warfare in the 18th century.