longbow in Greek
longbow in Greek is τόξο — longbow means a tall wooden bow, usually over three feet long, that needs considerable strength to draw.
longbow in Greek
τόξο
Pronounced: toxo
A large bow that has a strong tension, and is usually more than 3 feet tall. The most famous longbows in history were the English longbows, which were crafted of yew.
What does "longbow" mean?
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noun A tall wooden bow, usually over three feet long, that needs considerable strength to draw.
"The archers strung their longbows before the contest began."
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longbow in a sentence
- The archers strung their longbows before the contest began.
- Yew was the wood traditionally chosen for a good longbow.
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What is "longbow" in Greek?
"longbow" in Greek is τόξο. longbow means: A tall wooden bow, usually over three feet long, that needs considerable strength to draw.
How do you pronounce τόξο?
"longbow" in Greek is τόξο, pronounced "toxo".
How do you use "longbow" in a sentence?
Example: "The archers strung their longbows before the contest began." In Greek, "longbow" is τόξο.
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