Definition of Ironside in English:

Ironside

noun ˈʌɪənsʌɪd

1(An epithet of) Edmund II, king of England (reigned 1016).
2Generally (A name for) a person of great physical or mental strength. Also in plural in same sense. Now rare.
3(An epithet of) Oliver Cromwell. Also preceded by old.
4A member of Oliver Cromwell's cavalry; a Puritan soldier. Also in extended use. Now historical.
5Chiefly with lower-case initial. A warship plated with iron; = "ironclad". Now historical.

Origin

Old English; earliest use found in The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle. From iron + side.

Ironside¹

nounaɪ(ə)rnˌsaɪdī(ə)rnˌsīd

historical

1A nickname for Oliver Cromwell.
1. 1.1 (in the English Civil War) a member of Oliver Cromwell's cavalry; a Puritan soldier.
  Example sentencesExamples
  In early 1645 the New Model Army was formed, based largely on the Ironsides, who continued as part of the new army.
  Oliver Cromwell's steel-clad Ironsides crushed the Royalist troops of Charles I, the Iron Cross honoured German military valour, the Iron Curtain marked the boundary of cold war national alliances.
2A 19th-century warship with armour plating; an ironclad.

Ironside²

nounaɪ(ə)rnˌsaɪdī(ə)rnˌsīd

1(An epithet of) Edmund II, king of England (reigned 1016).
2Generally (A name for) a person of great physical or mental strength. Also in plural in same sense. Now rare.
3(An epithet of) Oliver Cromwell. Also preceded by old.
4A member of Oliver Cromwell's cavalry; a Puritan soldier. Also in extended use. Now historical.
5Chiefly with lower-case initial. A warship plated with iron; = "ironclad". Now historical.

Origin

Old English; earliest use found in The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle. From iron + side.

词汇	Ironside
释义	Definition of Ironside in English: Ironside noun ˈʌɪənsʌɪd 1(An epithet of) Edmund II, king of England (reigned 1016). 2Generally (A name for) a person of great physical or mental strength. Also in plural in same sense. Now rare. 3(An epithet of) Oliver Cromwell. Also preceded by old. 4A member of Oliver Cromwell's cavalry; a Puritan soldier. Also in extended use. Now historical. 5Chiefly with lower-case initial. A warship plated with iron; = "ironclad". Now historical. Origin Old English; earliest use found in The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle. From iron + side. Ironside¹ nounaɪ(ə)rnˌsaɪdī(ə)rnˌsīd historical 1A nickname for Oliver Cromwell. 1.1 (in the English Civil War) a member of Oliver Cromwell's cavalry; a Puritan soldier. Example sentencesExamples In early 1645 the New Model Army was formed, based largely on the Ironsides, who continued as part of the new army. Oliver Cromwell's steel-clad Ironsides crushed the Royalist troops of Charles I, the Iron Cross honoured German military valour, the Iron Curtain marked the boundary of cold war national alliances. 2A 19th-century warship with armour plating; an ironclad. Ironside² nounaɪ(ə)rnˌsaɪdī(ə)rnˌsīd 1(An epithet of) Edmund II, king of England (reigned 1016). 2Generally (A name for) a person of great physical or mental strength. Also in plural in same sense. Now rare. 3(An epithet of) Oliver Cromwell. Also preceded by old. 4A member of Oliver Cromwell's cavalry; a Puritan soldier. Also in extended use. Now historical. 5Chiefly with lower-case initial. A warship plated with iron; = "ironclad". Now historical. Origin Old English; earliest use found in The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle. From iron + side. noun.1 noun.2
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Definition of Ironside in English:

Ironside

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