mace

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US
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maceсуществительное
maces
множ.
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Переводы
The king's guard carried a heavy mace as a symbol of authority.
Охранник короля нес тяжелую булаву как символ власти.
мускатный цвет
The recipe called for a pinch of mace to enhance the flavor.
Рецепт требовал щепотку мускатного цвета для усиления вкуса.
Определения
A heavy club, typically having a metal head and spikes, used as a weapon in medieval times.
The knight wielded a mace during the battle to break through the enemy's armor.
A ceremonial staff carried as a symbol of authority or office.
The university chancellor carried the mace during the graduation ceremony.
A spice made from the dried covering of the nutmeg seed.
The chef added a pinch of mace to the dish to enhance its flavor.
A proprietary brand or general term for tear gas or pepper spray used for self-defence.
She reached into her purse and pulled out a can of mace.
maceглагол
maced
Прошедшее простое время
maced
Причастие прошедшего времени
macing
Герундий
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Transitive; modern use chiefly meaning ‘to spray with tear gas or pepper spray’. Also archaic ‘to strike with a mace’.
Определения
To spray or attack (a person or animal) with tear gas or pepper spray, especially the product Mace.
The security guard maced the intruder before calling the police.
Archaic: To strike or bludgeon with a mace (the weapon).
In the melee, the warrior maced his foe to the ground.