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Definition of brigantine - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
maritimeDated two-masted sailing ship used historicallyDated
- The brigantine glided across the harbor under the bright moonlight..
- The brigantine was a common sight in the 18th century.
- They restored the old brigantine to its former glory.
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two-masted sailing ship used historically
Origin of brigantine
Italian, brigantino (small ship)
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- French:brigantine, ...
- German:Brigantine, ...
- Italian:brigantino, ...
- Spanish:bergantín, ...
- Portuguese:brigantina, ...
- Chinese:双桅帆船, ...
- Japanese:ブリガンティン, ...
- Arabic:سَفِينَة بْرِغَنْتِين, ...
- Hebrew:בְּרִיגַנְטִינָה, ...
- Russian:двухмачтовое судно, ...
- Ukrainian:бриг, ...
- Hindi:ब्रिगेंटाइन, ...
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