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grenades

/ɡrəˈneɪdz/ /ɡrɪˈneɪdz/

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noun

Grenades

A small explosive device, designed to be thrown by hand or launched from a grenade launcher.

Examples :

"The soldiers trained with dummy grenades before using live ones in combat. "

Les soldats se sont entraînés avec des grenades factices avant d'utiliser des grenades réelles au combat.

military weapon device war

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noun

Grenade

Examples :

"My grandmother always called pomegranates "grenades" because of their many seeds that burst out when you open them. "

Ma grand-mère appelait toujours les grenades des « grenades » à cause de leurs nombreux pépins qui éclatent lorsqu'on les ouvre.

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noun

Grenades

A charge similar to a fireball, and made of a disc-shaped bomb shell, but with only one set of flames at the top.

Examples :

"The wizard conjured several grenades, each a fiery disc that burned brightly at the top, ready to hurl them at the approaching goblins. "

Le magicien a conjuré plusieurs grenades, chacune un disque de feu qui brûlait vivement au sommet, prêt à les lancer sur les gobelins qui approchaient.

weapon military war

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noun

Fille laide

An unattractive girl.

Examples :

"Scenario: Two teenagers are talking about classmates, and one of them is being unkind. Sentence: "Some guys in my class are calling the new girl 'grenades,' but I think she's nice." "

Deux adolescents parlent de camarades de classe, et l'un d'eux est méchant. Certains garçons de ma classe appellent la nouvelle fille 'fille laide', mais je la trouve gentille.

appearance person