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Meanings of roundel in English
Identification symbol, commonly used in aircraft insignia and heraldry, usually of circular design.
Usage of roundel in English
1
The officer's skinsuit also displays the Grayson roundel on the left shoulder.
2
He might as well have stuck a target roundel on his back.
3
The rondeau-rondeau redoublé-the rondel-the roundel-the rondelet-the roundelay-the triolet and the kyrielle
4
Then she flattened it into a thick roundel and popped it in the oven.
5
So moves the device whence, round as a pearl or tear, A roundel is wrought.
6
A circular table is set beneath a central light well, a roundel of blue sky above.
7
There used to be another roundel there.
8
See especially a roundel in the Bargello, and the altar-piece in the church of Monte Oliveto at Naples.
9
Marie continued her roundel, the slow, sweet pace of it gradually building until it was trotting along briskly.
10
Alys, sing a roundel for us.
11
He took a peach from the carved roundel in the centre of the table, and seemed absorbed in its contemplation.
12
A satyr's face stared out of the center roundel; a procession of Greek gods and goddesses adorned the top frieze.
13
Few design cues beyond the traditional dual-kidney grille would lead an onlooker back to the blue and white roundel badge.
14
A buyer does, however, get a real BMW for the money, and not a watered-down facsimile wearing the trademark blue-and-white roundel badge.
15
The three-pointed star or blue and white roundel of the Mercedes-Benz C-Class and BMW 3 Series are immediately recognisable around the world.
16
We fell silent as Marie finished tuning her fiddle and eased into a sweet roundel, slow and gentle as a soft spring breeze.
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Roundel through the time