trebuchet in Russian
trebuchet in Russian is требуше́т, требюше́ — trebuchet means a large medieval weapon with a swinging arm weighted at one end, used to attack castle walls.
trebuchet in Russian
требуше́т
Pronounced: trebushet
A torture device for dunking suspected witches by means of a chair attached to the end of a long pole.
требюше́
Pronounced: trebyushe
A torture device for dunking suspected witches by means of a chair attached to the end of a long pole.
What does "trebuchet" mean?
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noun A large medieval weapon with a swinging arm weighted at one end, used to attack castle walls.
"Medieval trebuchets are said to have been capable of launching 90-kg projectiles over distances of more than 300 meters."
- noun A device with a chair fixed to a long pole, once used to duck people accused of witchcraft into water.
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- Medieval trebuchets are said to have been capable of launching 90-kg projectiles over distances of more than 300 meters.
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What is "trebuchet" in Russian?
"trebuchet" in Russian is требуше́т, требюше́. trebuchet means: A large medieval weapon with a swinging arm weighted at one end, used to attack castle walls.
How do you pronounce требуше́т?
"trebuchet" in Russian is требуше́т, pronounced "trebushet".
Are there other ways to say "trebuchet" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "trebuchet": требуше́т, требюше́.
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