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Significados de wooden palisade en inglés
Aún no tenemos significados para "wooden palisade".
Uso de wooden palisade en inglés
1
A wooden palisade round the dwelling supplied the place of cloister walls.
2
I saw nothing but a little village, surrounded by a wooden palisade.
3
Holes were blasted in the thick wooden palisade in three places.
4
He walked along the wooden palisade that surrounded the park.
5
By the time they neared the wooden palisade of the town, Tobin was round-eyed with excitement.
6
Behind a wooden palisade on the steep river bank, the Persians were drawn up in battle formation.
7
The only defence for the place was a wooden palisade with a porter's hut beside the timber gate.
8
A spiked wooden palisade encircled it.
9
It was ringed by a wooden palisade, obviously defence against an enemy who at the moment presented no threat.
10
On the opposite shore, 300 feet above the current, stood a few white houses surrounded by a wooden palisade.
11
All the houses had been taken down, and there were charred remains of what had once been a wooden palisade.
12
Six thousand infantry, four hundred horse, and four guns, protected by a wooden palisade, disputed the passage of the British.
13
The chief, who said her name was Let-mere, led us past a wooden palisade into a village of huts and stone hovels.
14
Its walls were thick turf topped by a sturdy wooden palisade and battlement that provided a clear view of the surrounding countryside.
15
Now it is to be told that Karlsefni caused a strong wooden palisade to be constructed and set up around the house.
16
On the outside was a wooden palisade, six feet from the wall, by which the sentinels were prevented from conveying anything to me.