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Meanings of coat of mail in anglès
Armor that protects the wearer's whole body.
Usage of coat of mail in anglès
1
Of that the little coat of mail and tinselled mask bore witness.
2
Turk, as usual, headed the procession, clad in his coat of mail.
3
Once more the great cities are stormed-byscience-beneathhis coat of mail.
4
Vain alike steel helmet or leathern cap, jerkin or coat of mail.
5
Then he sought to loosen the rings that held the coat of mail.
6
I wore my sword because the Tortoise came wearing his coat of mail.
7
The young soldier was wearing over his coat of mail a long mantle.
8
He had no shield, no helmet, no coat of mail to protect him.
9
A splendid coat of mail was brought with shield and sword.
10
But Macko was on foot facing Arnold, alone, without his coat of mail.
11
Had you a coat of mail on, or of Milanese chain-armour?
12
Siegfried looked in wonder at the shining coat of mail.
13
Upon his coat of mail the captain thumped a vigorous sign of the cross.
14
There must be no chink in his coat of mail.
15
He alone still wore his armour: the ankle-length coat of mail still glittered night-black.
16
The shield, in fact, became a fine coat of mail.