Definition of mitraille in English:

mitraille

noun miːˈtrʌɪ

Military historical

Originally: shot fired from a cannon, consisting of fragments of scrap iron, etc. Later: bullets or projectiles fired from a mitrailleuse.

Origin

Late 18th century. From French mitraille scrap metal used to charge cannons, alteration of Old French mitaille piece of metal from mite + -aille.

Definition of mitraille in US English:

mitraille

nounmiːˈtrʌɪ

Military historical

Originally: shot fired from a cannon, consisting of fragments of scrap iron, etc. Later: bullets or projectiles fired from a mitrailleuse.

Origin

Late 18th century. From French mitraille scrap metal used to charge cannons, alteration of Old French mitaille piece of metal from mite + -aille.

单词	mitraille
释义	Definition of mitraille in English: mitraille noun miːˈtrʌɪ Military historical Originally: shot fired from a cannon, consisting of fragments of scrap iron, etc. Later: bullets or projectiles fired from a mitrailleuse. Origin Late 18th century. From French mitraille scrap metal used to charge cannons, alteration of Old French mitaille piece of metal from mite + -aille. Definition of mitraille in US English: mitraille nounmiːˈtrʌɪ Military historical Originally: shot fired from a cannon, consisting of fragments of scrap iron, etc. Later: bullets or projectiles fired from a mitrailleuse. Origin Late 18th century. From French mitraille scrap metal used to charge cannons, alteration of Old French mitaille piece of metal from mite + -aille.
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