glaive

/ɡleɪv/

noun

Glaive

A light lance with a long, sharp-pointed head.

Examples :

"The knight lowered his glaive, preparing to charge across the tournament field. "

El caballero bajó su glaive, preparándose para cargar a través del campo de torneo.

noun

Glaive

A weapon consisting of a pole with a large blade fixed on the end, the edge of which is on the outside curve.

Examples :

"The glaive, a long pole with a curved blade, was displayed in the museum's ancient weapons exhibit. "

El glaive, un poste largo con una hoja curva, se exhibió en la exhibición de armas antiguas del museo.

weapon military

noun

Espada

A sword, particularly a broadsword.

Examples :

"The museum displayed a fearsome glaive, its wide blade reflecting the light. "

El museo exhibía una espada temible, con su ancha hoja reflejando la luz.

weapon military

Meanings

Glaive

Examples :

"The knight lowered his glaive, preparing to charge across the tournament field. "

El caballero bajó su glaive, preparándose para cargar a través del campo de torneo.

Glaive

Examples :

"The glaive, a long pole with a curved blade, was displayed in the museum's ancient weapons exhibit. "

El glaive, un poste largo con una hoja curva, se exhibió en la exhibición de armas antiguas del museo.

Espada

Examples :

"The museum displayed a fearsome glaive, its wide blade reflecting the light. "

El museo exhibía una espada temible, con su ancha hoja reflejando la luz.

Related Words

particularly adverb

Particularmente, especialmente

broadsword noun

Espada ancha

outside noun

Exterior, superficie exterior

fearsome adjective

Temible, aterrador

lowered verb

Fruncir el ceño, poner mala cara

consisting verb

Consistir en

tournament noun

Torneo

preparing verb

Preparar, alistar, disponer

displayed verb

Mostrar, exhibir, demostrar

pointed verb

Señalar

caballero noun

Jinete

reflecting verb

Reflejar, rebotar