Examples of using Cuirass in English and their translations into Italian
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I followed his directions, almost like a dressmaker, to build some cuirasses that he liked.
Officers generally seem to have worn bronze or iron cuirasses, as in the days of the principate,
Protective gear like shields, cuirasses, greaves and helmets are extremely rare
wearing helmets and linen cuirasses.
silver cuirasses and hard shields- watch over the entrance to the Grotto.
military saddles and shot-proof cuirasses for the emperor's arsenal.
For ye have iron cuirasses beneath your Latin helmets.
with a collection of Scaligero arms and cuirasses, and on the first floor the Sala della Caminata,
adopted cuirasses shortly after the Napoleonic Wars as a part of their full dress uniforms, but never had occasion to wear the armour in battle.
breaking the shells and the cuirasses of the preys.
the solid sharp teeth easily break the cuirasses of the sea urchins
could utilize both powerful jaws for breaking the cuirasses of the other marine placoderms,
formed by a sort of molariform cobblestone done in way to crush the cuirasses of animals unable to run away.
with a collection of arms and cuirasses; on the first floor the room called Sala della Caminata,
could consist of conical hats called jingasa made of lacquered hardened leather or iron, cuirasses(dō), helmets(kabuto),
This cuirass protects the torso and the abdomen.
The cuirass protect the chest
This tight-fitting cuirass Is but a useless mass.
This cuirass is patinated for an extra authentic effect.
The cuirass"Georg" is a very special armour.