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Source: tatoeba (5254078)
Rampart
//ˈɹæm.pɑː(ɹ)t//
Synonyms for "rampart" (115 found)
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14 entriesTranslations
87 translations across 27 languages.
Arabic
1 entries- مِتْرَاس noun (defensive ridge of earth)
Bulgarian
3 entries- бастио́н noun (defensive structure; bulwark)
- отбрани́телен вал noun (defensive ridge of earth)
- укрепле́ние noun (defensive structure; bulwark)
Catalan
2 entries- baluard noun (defensive ridge of earth)
- terraplé noun (defensive ridge of earth)
Chinese Mandarin
4 entries- 壁 noun (defensive structure; bulwark)
- 壁壘 /壁垒 noun (defensive ridge of earth)
- 壁壘 /壁垒 noun (protection against intrusion)
- 壘 /垒 noun (defensive ridge of earth)
Czech
1 entries- val noun (defensive ridge of earth)
Danish
2 entries- bolværk noun (defensive structure; bulwark)
- vold noun (defensive ridge of earth)
Dutch
2 entries- bolwerk noun (defensive structure; bulwark)
- wal noun (defensive ridge of earth)
Esperanto
2 entries- remparo noun (defensive ridge of earth)
- remparo noun (defensive structure; bulwark)
Finnish
4 entries- jyrkänne noun (steep bank of a river or gorge)
- suojamuuri noun (defensive structure; bulwark)
- suojavalli noun (defensive ridge of earth)
- suojavarustus noun (protection against intrusion)
French
1 entries- rempart noun (defensive ridge of earth)
Georgian
1 entries- მიწაყრილი verb (To defend with a rampart; fortify or surround with a rampart)
German
4 entries- Befestigungswall noun (defensive ridge of earth)
- Bollwerk noun (defensive structure; bulwark)
- Bollwerk noun (protection against intrusion)
- Festungswall noun (defensive ridge of earth)
Ido
1 entries- remparo noun (defensive structure; bulwark)
Italian
4 entries- baluardo noun (defensive structure; bulwark)
- cinta noun (defensive ridge of earth)
- cinto noun (defensive ridge of earth)
- muro noun (defensive ridge of earth)
Japanese
2 entries- ランパート noun (defensive ridge of earth)
- ランパート noun (defensive structure; bulwark)
Latin
3 entries- agger noun (defensive ridge of earth)
- moene noun (defensive structure; bulwark)
- vallum noun (defensive structure; bulwark)
Macedonian
2 entries- бе́дем noun (defensive structure; bulwark)
- о́дбрана noun (protection against intrusion)
Māori
4 entries- maioro noun (defensive ridge of earth)
- maioro noun (defensive structure; bulwark)
- pākaiahi noun (defensive ridge of earth)
- pākaiahi noun (defensive structure; bulwark)
Ottoman Turkish
2 entries- حصار noun (defensive structure; bulwark)
- قلعه دیواری noun (defensive structure; bulwark)
Polish
4 entries- szaniec noun (defensive ridge of earth)
- szaniec noun (protection against intrusion)
- wał obronny noun (defensive ridge of earth)
- bronić verb (To defend with a rampart; fortify or surround with a rampart)
Portuguese
3 entries- baluarte noun (defensive structure; bulwark)
- muralha de terra noun (defensive ridge of earth)
- muro/baluarte/parapeito de terra noun (defensive ridge of earth)
Russian
4 entries- бастио́н noun (defensive structure; bulwark)
- вал noun (defensive ridge of earth)
- вал noun (defensive structure; bulwark)
- защи́та noun (protection against intrusion)
Scottish Gaelic
3 entries- gàrradh noun (defensive structure; bulwark)
- mùr noun (defensive ridge of earth)
- mùr noun (defensive structure; bulwark)
Slovak
1 entries- val noun (defensive ridge of earth)
Spanish
4 entries- baluarte noun (defensive ridge of earth)
- baluarte noun (defensive structure; bulwark)
- baluarte noun (protection against intrusion)
- defensa noun (protection against intrusion)
Turkish
4 entries- iskihkâm noun (defensive structure; bulwark)
- istihkâm noun (protection against intrusion)
- korunma noun (defensive structure; bulwark)
- korunma noun (protection against intrusion)
Welsh
1 entries- rhagfur noun (defensive ridge of earth)
Sample sentences
4 total sentences available.
Historically, the Russian word for "city" comes from the presence of a defensive fence around the settlement - a rampart or wall.
Source: tatoeba (10649908)
Between the southern end of the village, called Bridge End, and the River Thames runs a double row of ramparts and a ditch known as Dyke Hills.
Source: wiktionary
Those grassy Hills, those glitt’ring Dells Proudly ramparted with rocks
Source: wiktionary
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