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chemin de ronde

UK/ʃəˌmæn də ˈɹɒnd/

chemin de ronde noun: a raised protected walkway behind a castle battlement.

Noun

chemin de ronde (plural chemins de ronde)

  1. A raised protected walkway behind a castle battlement.
    Synonyms:
    wallwalk

Synonyms of chemin de ronde

Forms of chemin de ronde

pluralchemins de ronde

Origin of chemin de ronde

Borrowed from French chemin de ronde, literally "watch path/way".

Questions about chemin de ronde

What does chemin de ronde mean?
Chemin de ronde means a raised protected walkway behind a castle battlement.
What part of speech is chemin de ronde?
Chemin de ronde is a noun.
How do you pronounce chemin de ronde?
Chemin de ronde is pronounced /ʃəˌmæn də ˈɹɒnd/ (UK).
What is the plural of chemin de ronde?
The plural of chemin de ronde is chemins de ronde.

Words near chemin de ronde in the dictionary

  1. chemiluminometers
  2. chemiluminometric
  3. chemiluminometry
  4. CheMin
  5. chemin de fer
  6. chemin de ronde
  7. chemin-de-fer
  8. Cheminar
  9. cheminformatic
  10. cheminformatics
  11. chemins de ronde

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