bazooka in French
bazooka in French is bazooka, lance-roquette — bazooka means a shoulder-fired weapon that launches rockets, originally developed to destroy tanks.
bazooka in French
What does "bazooka" mean?
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noun A shoulder-fired weapon that launches rockets, originally developed to destroy tanks.
"The soldier shouldered the bazooka and took aim at the tank."
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noun Informally, a very large financial rescue package or show of force meant to end a crisis quickly.
"Analysts called the central bank's huge stimulus plan a "monetary bazooka.""
bazooka in a sentence
- The soldier shouldered the bazooka and took aim at the tank.
- Analysts called the central bank's huge stimulus plan a "monetary bazooka."
Common French translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "bazooka" in French?
"bazooka" in French is bazooka, lance-roquette. bazooka means: A shoulder-fired weapon that launches rockets, originally developed to destroy tanks.
How do you use "bazooka" in a sentence?
Example: "The soldier shouldered the bazooka and took aim at the tank." In French, "bazooka" is bazooka, lance-roquette.
Are there other ways to say "bazooka" in French?
Yes — French has 2 translations listed for "bazooka": bazooka, lance-roquette.