Definition of meurtrière in English:

meurtrière

noun ˌməːtrɪˈɛː

Fortification

A narrow vertical slit or window in a fortification, wall, etc., through which a missile can be fired.

Origin

Early 19th century; earliest use found in Charles James (d. 1821), army officer and writer. From French meurtrière, feminine form corresponding to Middle French meurtrier murderer from meurtre + -ier.

Definition of meurtrière in US English:

meurtrière

nounˌməːtrɪˈɛː

Fortification

A narrow vertical slit or window in a fortification, wall, etc., through which a missile can be fired.

Origin

Early 19th century; earliest use found in Charles James (d. 1821), army officer and writer. From French meurtrière, feminine form corresponding to Middle French meurtrier murderer from meurtre + -ier.

单词	meurtrière
释义	Definition of meurtrière in English: meurtrière noun ˌməːtrɪˈɛː Fortification A narrow vertical slit or window in a fortification, wall, etc., through which a missile can be fired. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in Charles James (d. 1821), army officer and writer. From French meurtrière, feminine form corresponding to Middle French meurtrier murderer from meurtre + -ier. Definition of meurtrière in US English: meurtrière nounˌməːtrɪˈɛː Fortification A narrow vertical slit or window in a fortification, wall, etc., through which a missile can be fired. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in Charles James (d. 1821), army officer and writer. From French meurtrière, feminine form corresponding to Middle French meurtrier murderer from meurtre + -ier.
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