Definition of panzer in English:

panzer

noun ˈpanzəˈpænzər

usually as modifier A German armoured unit.
德国装甲部队
panzer divisions
装甲师。
Example sentencesExamples
- With their motorized and panzer divisions, the German Fourth Army in the north and the Tenth in the south played a crucial role in the advance and demonstrated the efficacy of the blitzkrieg.
- Grouped into corps, the panzer divisions proved tactically and operationally decisive.
- The French adopted a rigidly set-piece defensive attitude, epitomized by the Maginot Line, while the Germans opted for fluid mobility, eventually epitomized by the panzer divisions.
- Sixteen exhausted Soviet divisions were holding units of the 2nd and 3rd German panzer groups outside the encirclement ring.
- Will new forms of military organization be required, analogous to the fast carrier task forces and panzer divisions that transformed warfare in World War II?
Synonyms
armoured vehicle, armoured car, combat vehicle

Origin

From German Panzer, literally 'coat of mail'.

Definition of panzer in US English:

panzer

nounˈpænzərˈpanzər

A German armored vehicle, especially a tank used in World War II.
as modifier panzer divisions
装甲师。
Example sentencesExamples
- The French adopted a rigidly set-piece defensive attitude, epitomized by the Maginot Line, while the Germans opted for fluid mobility, eventually epitomized by the panzer divisions.
- With their motorized and panzer divisions, the German Fourth Army in the north and the Tenth in the south played a crucial role in the advance and demonstrated the efficacy of the blitzkrieg.
- Will new forms of military organization be required, analogous to the fast carrier task forces and panzer divisions that transformed warfare in World War II?
- Sixteen exhausted Soviet divisions were holding units of the 2nd and 3rd German panzer groups outside the encirclement ring.
- Grouped into corps, the panzer divisions proved tactically and operationally decisive.
Synonyms
armoured vehicle, armoured car, combat vehicle

Origin

From German Panzer, literally ‘coat of mail’.

单词	panzer
释义	Definition of panzer in English: panzer noun ˈpanzəˈpænzər usually as modifier A German armoured unit. 德国装甲部队 panzer divisions 装甲师。 Example sentencesExamples With their motorized and panzer divisions, the German Fourth Army in the north and the Tenth in the south played a crucial role in the advance and demonstrated the efficacy of the blitzkrieg. Grouped into corps, the panzer divisions proved tactically and operationally decisive. The French adopted a rigidly set-piece defensive attitude, epitomized by the Maginot Line, while the Germans opted for fluid mobility, eventually epitomized by the panzer divisions. Sixteen exhausted Soviet divisions were holding units of the 2nd and 3rd German panzer groups outside the encirclement ring. Will new forms of military organization be required, analogous to the fast carrier task forces and panzer divisions that transformed warfare in World War II? Synonyms armoured vehicle, armoured car, combat vehicle Origin From German Panzer, literally 'coat of mail'. Definition of panzer in US English: panzer nounˈpænzərˈpanzər A German armored vehicle, especially a tank used in World War II. as modifier panzer divisions 装甲师。 Example sentencesExamples The French adopted a rigidly set-piece defensive attitude, epitomized by the Maginot Line, while the Germans opted for fluid mobility, eventually epitomized by the panzer divisions. With their motorized and panzer divisions, the German Fourth Army in the north and the Tenth in the south played a crucial role in the advance and demonstrated the efficacy of the blitzkrieg. Will new forms of military organization be required, analogous to the fast carrier task forces and panzer divisions that transformed warfare in World War II? Sixteen exhausted Soviet divisions were holding units of the 2nd and 3rd German panzer groups outside the encirclement ring. Grouped into corps, the panzer divisions proved tactically and operationally decisive. Synonyms armoured vehicle, armoured car, combat vehicle Origin From German Panzer, literally ‘coat of mail’.
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