Definition of machicolate in US English:

machicolate

adjectiveməˈCHikəˌlātməˈCHikəˌlāt

usually as adjective machicolated

with object Provide with machicolations.
在…上设置堞眼
a machicolated fortress
设有堞眼的堡垒。
Example sentencesExamples
- The cornices are machicolated, though nobody expects to pour hot lead from the machicoulis.
- Just below the machicolated parapet there are traces of the older crenellations.
- Each corner of these square towers is again surmounted by a projecting octagon turret, machicolated.
- This imposing monument is strongly guarded with its round machicolated towers bearing terraces for the artillery.
- The balcony can be reached by two bridges projecting from squat, machicolated towers - the houses have now been demolished, but the gallery remains.
- This tower was raised thirty-three feet by Sir Jeffry Wyatville, crowned with a machicolated battlement, and surmounted with a flag-tower.
- It is a small machicolated, projecting loggia used for defense.
- An enceinte marked by the towers and machicolated balconies stretches along the Seine in front of the château.
- With its great round bastions and tall machicolated towers, Lahore station may look as if it is the product of some short lived collaboration between the Raj and the Diney Corporation.
- The first step is to recognise what is going on, and to take steps to shore up the machicolated and moth-eaten institution in which I now sit.
- The carefully wrought and fully detailed weather vane, set high above the machicolated parapets of the building, at once attracts attention.
- One enters the court of arms through a door with a pointed arch defended by a machicolated gallery above.

Origin

Late 18th century: from Anglo-Latin machicollare, based on Provençal machacol, from macar ‘to crush’ + col ‘neck’.

Definition of machicolate in US English:

machicolate

adjectiveməˈCHikəˌlāt

usually as adjective machicolated

with object Provide with machicolations.
在…上设置堞眼
a machicolated fortress
设有堞眼的堡垒。
Example sentencesExamples
- The cornices are machicolated, though nobody expects to pour hot lead from the machicoulis.
- Just below the machicolated parapet there are traces of the older crenellations.
- Each corner of these square towers is again surmounted by a projecting octagon turret, machicolated.
- This imposing monument is strongly guarded with its round machicolated towers bearing terraces for the artillery.
- The balcony can be reached by two bridges projecting from squat, machicolated towers - the houses have now been demolished, but the gallery remains.
- This tower was raised thirty-three feet by Sir Jeffry Wyatville, crowned with a machicolated battlement, and surmounted with a flag-tower.
- It is a small machicolated, projecting loggia used for defense.
- An enceinte marked by the towers and machicolated balconies stretches along the Seine in front of the château.
- With its great round bastions and tall machicolated towers, Lahore station may look as if it is the product of some short lived collaboration between the Raj and the Diney Corporation.
- The first step is to recognise what is going on, and to take steps to shore up the machicolated and moth-eaten institution in which I now sit.
- The carefully wrought and fully detailed weather vane, set high above the machicolated parapets of the building, at once attracts attention.
- One enters the court of arms through a door with a pointed arch defended by a machicolated gallery above.

Origin

Late 18th century: from Anglo-Latin machicollare, based on Provençal machacol, from macar ‘to crush’ + col ‘neck’.

词汇	machicolate
释义	Definition of machicolate in US English: machicolate adjectiveməˈCHikəˌlātməˈCHikəˌlāt usually as adjective machicolated with object Provide with machicolations. 在…上设置堞眼 a machicolated fortress 设有堞眼的堡垒。 Example sentencesExamples The cornices are machicolated, though nobody expects to pour hot lead from the machicoulis. Just below the machicolated parapet there are traces of the older crenellations. Each corner of these square towers is again surmounted by a projecting octagon turret, machicolated. This imposing monument is strongly guarded with its round machicolated towers bearing terraces for the artillery. The balcony can be reached by two bridges projecting from squat, machicolated towers - the houses have now been demolished, but the gallery remains. This tower was raised thirty-three feet by Sir Jeffry Wyatville, crowned with a machicolated battlement, and surmounted with a flag-tower. It is a small machicolated, projecting loggia used for defense. An enceinte marked by the towers and machicolated balconies stretches along the Seine in front of the château. With its great round bastions and tall machicolated towers, Lahore station may look as if it is the product of some short lived collaboration between the Raj and the Diney Corporation. The first step is to recognise what is going on, and to take steps to shore up the machicolated and moth-eaten institution in which I now sit. The carefully wrought and fully detailed weather vane, set high above the machicolated parapets of the building, at once attracts attention. One enters the court of arms through a door with a pointed arch defended by a machicolated gallery above. Origin Late 18th century: from Anglo-Latin machicollare, based on Provençal machacol, from macar ‘to crush’ + col ‘neck’. Definition of machicolate in US English: machicolate adjectiveməˈCHikəˌlāt usually as adjective machicolated with object Provide with machicolations. 在…上设置堞眼 a machicolated fortress 设有堞眼的堡垒。 Example sentencesExamples The cornices are machicolated, though nobody expects to pour hot lead from the machicoulis. Just below the machicolated parapet there are traces of the older crenellations. Each corner of these square towers is again surmounted by a projecting octagon turret, machicolated. This imposing monument is strongly guarded with its round machicolated towers bearing terraces for the artillery. The balcony can be reached by two bridges projecting from squat, machicolated towers - the houses have now been demolished, but the gallery remains. This tower was raised thirty-three feet by Sir Jeffry Wyatville, crowned with a machicolated battlement, and surmounted with a flag-tower. It is a small machicolated, projecting loggia used for defense. An enceinte marked by the towers and machicolated balconies stretches along the Seine in front of the château. With its great round bastions and tall machicolated towers, Lahore station may look as if it is the product of some short lived collaboration between the Raj and the Diney Corporation. The first step is to recognise what is going on, and to take steps to shore up the machicolated and moth-eaten institution in which I now sit. The carefully wrought and fully detailed weather vane, set high above the machicolated parapets of the building, at once attracts attention. One enters the court of arms through a door with a pointed arch defended by a machicolated gallery above. Origin Late 18th century: from Anglo-Latin machicollare, based on Provençal machacol, from macar ‘to crush’ + col ‘neck’.
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