cannon in Italian
cannon in Italian is cannone, carambola, cannonare — cannon means a large, mounted gun that fires heavy projectiles, historically used in warfare.
cannon in Italian
cannone
carambola
(sports, billiards, snooker, pool) A carom.
cannonare
To bombard with cannons.
cannoneggiare
To bombard with cannons.
What does "cannon" mean?
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noun A large, mounted gun that fires heavy projectiles, historically used in warfare.
"The fort's old cannons still point out over the harbor."
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verb To collide with something violently.
"The runner cannoned into a defender and both went sprawling."
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verb To bombard something with cannon fire.
"The ships cannoned the coastal defenses for hours."
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cannon in a sentence
- The fort's old cannons still point out over the harbor.
- The runner cannoned into a defender and both went sprawling.
- The ships cannoned the coastal defenses for hours.
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What is "cannon" in Italian?
"cannon" in Italian is cannone, carambola, cannonare. cannon means: A large, mounted gun that fires heavy projectiles, historically used in warfare.
How do you use "cannon" in a sentence?
Example: "The fort's old cannons still point out over the harbor." In Italian, "cannon" is cannone, carambola, cannonare.
Are there other ways to say "cannon" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 4 translations listed for "cannon": cannone, carambola, cannonare, cannoneggiare.
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