Definition of mangonel in English:

mangonel

noun ˈmaŋɡən(ə)lˈmæŋɡəˌnɛl

historical

A military device for throwing stones and other missiles.
〈史〉（用作武器的）射石机，投石机
Example sentencesExamples
- It would take a mangonel to bring that wall down if they even knew the door was there.
- Three of the most common were the ballista, the mangonel, and the trebuchet.
- That gave us the time to move arbalests and mangonels into position along the walls.
- The battering rams and mangonels would be ready in a few days.
- All you need do is use the mangonel to breach its walls.

Origin

Middle English: from Old French mangonel(le), from medieval Latin manganellus, diminutive of late Latin manganum, from Greek manganon 'axis, engine of war'.

Definition of mangonel in US English:

mangonel

nounˈmæŋɡəˌnɛlˈmaNGɡəˌnel

historical

A military device for throwing stones and other missiles.
〈史〉（用作武器的）射石机，投石机
Example sentencesExamples
- It would take a mangonel to bring that wall down if they even knew the door was there.
- The battering rams and mangonels would be ready in a few days.
- All you need do is use the mangonel to breach its walls.
- That gave us the time to move arbalests and mangonels into position along the walls.
- Three of the most common were the ballista, the mangonel, and the trebuchet.

Origin

Middle English: from Old French mangonel(le), from medieval Latin manganellus, diminutive of late Latin manganum, from Greek manganon ‘axis, engine of war’.

单词	mangonel
释义	Definition of mangonel in English: mangonel noun ˈmaŋɡən(ə)lˈmæŋɡəˌnɛl historical A military device for throwing stones and other missiles. 〈史〉（用作武器的）射石机，投石机 Example sentencesExamples It would take a mangonel to bring that wall down if they even knew the door was there. Three of the most common were the ballista, the mangonel, and the trebuchet. That gave us the time to move arbalests and mangonels into position along the walls. The battering rams and mangonels would be ready in a few days. All you need do is use the mangonel to breach its walls. Origin Middle English: from Old French mangonel(le), from medieval Latin manganellus, diminutive of late Latin manganum, from Greek manganon 'axis, engine of war'. Definition of mangonel in US English: mangonel nounˈmæŋɡəˌnɛlˈmaNGɡəˌnel historical A military device for throwing stones and other missiles. 〈史〉（用作武器的）射石机，投石机 Example sentencesExamples It would take a mangonel to bring that wall down if they even knew the door was there. The battering rams and mangonels would be ready in a few days. All you need do is use the mangonel to breach its walls. That gave us the time to move arbalests and mangonels into position along the walls. Three of the most common were the ballista, the mangonel, and the trebuchet. Origin Middle English: from Old French mangonel(le), from medieval Latin manganellus, diminutive of late Latin manganum, from Greek manganon ‘axis, engine of war’.
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