dreadnaught
ˈdrɛdnɑt
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Definition of dreadnaught - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
militaryDatedbattleship with large guns of the same caliberDated
  • The dreadnaught dominated the naval fleet.
battleship warship
2.
clothingDatedUKthick, heavy cloth or garment made to resist weatherDatedUK
  • He wore a dreadnaught to protect against the harsh winds.
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Images of dreadnaught

  • dreadnaught: battleship with large guns of the same caliber
    battleship with large guns of the same caliber
  • dreadnaught: thick, heavy cloth or garment made to resist weather
    thick, heavy cloth or garment made to resist weather

Origin of dreadnaught

Old English, drēad (fear) + naught (nothing)

Examples of dreadnaught in a sentence

  • A new dreadnaught was commissioned by the navy.
  • The sailor's dreadnaught kept him warm at sea.
  • She bought a dreadnaught for the winter storms.

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  1. French:cuirassé, tissu épais, ...
  2. German:Schlachtschiff, dicker Stoff, ...
  3. Italian:corazzata, cappotto pesante, ...
  4. Spanish:acorazado, abrigo grueso, ...
  5. Portuguese:couraçado, casaco pesado, ...
  6. Chinese:无畏舰, 重衣服, ...
  7. Japanese:ドレッドノート, 厚手の布, ...
  8. Arabic:دِرِيدْنُوت, معطف ثقيل, ...
  9. Hebrew:דְּרֶדְנוֹט, מְעִיל כָּבֵד, ...
  10. Russian:дредноут, тяжелая одежда, ...
  11. Ukrainian:дредноут, товсте пальто, ...
  12. Hindi:ड्रेडनॉट, मोटा कपड़ा, ...

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