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port·cul·lis <pl -es> [ˌpɔ:tˈkʌlɪs, ingl am ˌpɔ:rtˈ-] SOST
- portcullis
- Fallgitter nt
- portcullis
- Fallgatter nt
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- portcullis
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Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)
Both entrances were defended by a portcullis, and the south door may have had an interior gatehouse.
en.wikipedia.org In these towers access was by a winding staircase around a central newel and protected by a portcullis.
en.wikipedia.org It consists of a two tower castle with open gate and portcullis.
en.wikipedia.org The castle is today entered from the south, via a modern portal complete with a portcullis.
en.wikipedia.org The words were inscribed above the portcullis up until 1981.
en.wikipedia.org Esempi dal web (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)
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www.novemestonm.cz There remained a broken Gothic portal with a groove for portcullis.
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Es blieb das gebrochene Portal des Tors mit Aussparung für das Fallgitter erhalten.
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www.burg-hochosterwitz.com The passage of the gate toward the front was a double-leaf doors facing the back with a large portcullis shut off, the mechanism was mounted on the upper floor, while the second floor towards the close pushed enemy from the Fußschartenschlitzen (machiculis) could be shot.
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Die Durchfahrt des Tores gegen die Vorderseite war mit einem zweiflügeligen Tor gegen die Rückseite mit einem großen Fallgitter abzusperren, dessen Mechanismus im Obergeschoss angebracht war, während vom zweiten Obergeschoss gegen den nahe herangerückten Feind aus den Fußschartenschlitzen (machiculis) geschossen werden konnte.
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community.riftgame.com It’s just a portcullis, he thought.
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Es ist nur ein Fallgitter, dachte er bei sich.
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