cartridge in Latin
cartridge in Latin is cucullus — cartridge means a case containing a bullet and its propellant, ready to be loaded into a firearm.
cartridge in Latin
cucullus
(computing) A vessel which contains the ink or toner for a computer printer and can be easily replaced with another.
What does "cartridge" mean?
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noun A case containing a bullet and its propellant, ready to be loaded into a firearm.
"He loaded a fresh cartridge into the rifle."
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noun A small, self-contained unit designed to be easily inserted or replaced in a machine, such as an ink or game cartridge.
"The printer beeped to warn that the ink cartridge was empty."
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cartridge in a sentence
- He loaded a fresh cartridge into the rifle.
- The printer beeped to warn that the ink cartridge was empty.
- Old video game consoles used cartridges instead of discs.
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What is "cartridge" in Latin?
"cartridge" in Latin is cucullus. cartridge means: A case containing a bullet and its propellant, ready to be loaded into a firearm.
How do you use "cartridge" in a sentence?
Example: "He loaded a fresh cartridge into the rifle." In Latin, "cartridge" is cucullus.
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