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embrasure

/em-brey-zher/US // ɛmˈbreɪ ʒər //UK // (ɪmˈbreɪʒə) //

枪眼,枪膛,枪栓,枪眼儿

Related Words

incision切口,刀口,创口,切口处indentation缩进,压痕,缩口,缩进法heart心,心脏,心灵,心儿cranny裂缝,裂口,裂缝处,裂縫hollow中空,空心的,空心,空洞的dent凹陷,凹痕,凹槽,凹陷的cubicle房间,房间里,房间内,房间里的depression抑郁症,忧郁症,萧条,郁闷slot槽,插槽,档期,槽位angle角度,观点,角度问题,视角closet壁橱,橱柜,衣橱,衣柜cavity空腔,空洞,穴位,腔体nook犄角旮旯,旮旯,角落,犄角cell电池,细胞,牢房,手机crutch拐杖,拐拐杖,拐子,拐棍fork叉子,叉叉,岔路口,岔路opening开场,开幕,开放,开幕式alcove阁楼,凹槽,阁楼上,橱窗cove小海湾,海湾,小湾,隩隩break突破,休息,断裂,断

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : an opening, as a loophole or crenel, through which missiles may be discharged.
    • : Architecture. a splayed enlargement of a door or window toward the inner face of a wall.
    • : Dentistry. the space between adjacent teeth.

Synonyms & Antonyms

as inrecess
Synonyms
alcove阁楼,凹槽,阁楼上,橱窗ambush埋伏,伏击,突击检查,埋头苦干angle角度,观点,角度问题,视角apse阿普斯,阿普赛,阿帕斯,阿佩尔bay湾,湾区,湾湾,畦break突破,休息,断裂,断carrel筒子,桶,桶子,筒子们cavity空腔,空洞,穴位,腔体cell电池,细胞,牢房,手机closet壁橱,橱柜,衣橱,衣柜cove小海湾,海湾,小湾,隩隩cranny裂缝,裂口,裂缝处,裂縫crutch拐杖,拐拐杖,拐子,拐棍crypt地穴,墓穴,地窖,墓室cubicle房间,房间里,房间内,房间里的dent凹陷,凹痕,凹槽,凹陷的depression抑郁症,忧郁症,萧条,郁闷depths深度,深处,水深fork叉子,叉叉,岔路口,岔路heart心,心脏,心灵,心儿hole洞,洞口,窟窿,洞洞hollow中空,空心的,空心,空洞的indentation缩进,压痕,缩口,缩进法mouth口,嘴,嘴巴,口部nook犄角旮旯,旮旯,角落,犄角opening开场,开幕,开放,开幕式oriel奥里尔,奥列尔,奥瑞尔,奥里耶penetralia渗透率,渗透性,渗透,穿透性reaches达到,到达,达到了,抵达retreat撤退,退缩,闭关修炼,闭关slot槽,插槽,档期,槽位socket插座,插槽,插孔,插口hiding place藏身之处,藏身处,隐藏的地方,藏身之地secret place秘密地点,秘密场所,秘境,秘密的地方
as indent
Synonyms
incision切口,刀口,创口,切口处indentation缩进,压痕,缩口,缩进法cavity空腔,空洞,穴位,腔体crater火坑,陨坑,缩坑,坑坑洼洼crenel肾上腺素,肾结石,肾上腺皮质激素,肾上腺素的作用cut切,切割,削减,割dimple笑靥如花,酒窝,酒靥,笑靥dint力度dip沾沾自喜,浸泡,蘸水,蘸取furrow沟沟壑壑,犁沟,沟沟坎坎,棱棱角角hollow中空,空心的,空心,空洞的impression印象,感觉,印象是nick缺口,缺点,缺少,缺点是notch凹槽,槽口,凹痕,缺口pit坑,坑内,坑洞,坑位scallop扇贝,扇贝类,扇贝壳,扇叶score得分,分数,分值,得分情况scratch划伤,挠痒痒,刮擦,刮伤sink水槽,沉降,沉没,沉沦trough槽,波谷,低谷,谷底con-cavity涵洞,锥形腔,锥体腔

Examples

  • I leaned back in the embrasure in a more comfortable position, so that I could enjoy more fully the aerial gambolling.

  • I turned with a gasp of excitement and satisfaction: yes, the embrasure of the wall was deep enough; what a wall it was!

  • The bank was a parapet, behind which the gunboats crouched, firing up the bayou as through an embrasure.

  • The men who work these guns now do not need to see the enemy, even through the porthole or the embrasure.

  • The day before yesterday he saw the smoke from an embrasure on his left and heard a shell coming, but did not see it.

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