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Meanings of tompion in английском
испанский
tapón tapabocas Synonyms
Examples for "tampion"
Examples for "tampion"
1
Dappa returned, "If you'd be so good as to get the tampion out of my way?"
2
Tampion and Graham lie in Westminster Abbey, because of the accuracy of their work.
3
But the sloop yawed quickly, her portholes opened, bronze muzzles appeared, tampions fell away, and a tremendous voice shouted:
4
Tampion and Graham lie in Westminster Abbey because of the accuracy of their work-becausethey refused to manufacture and sell lies.
5
There was a time when the names of Graham and Tampion on timepieces were guarantees of the most exquisite workmanship and of unquestioned integrity.
Usage of tompion in английском
1
Loaders put in the tompion and on muzzle-bag, and wipe off and re-lacquer the front pivot-bolt.
2
The Loader and Sponger haul up and secure the lower half-ports, put in tompion, and secure muzzle-bag.
3
To this tompion is, or used to be, attached a large piece of wadding, what for I never rightly understood.
4
Tompion made the necessary preparations for the attack on the mistico.
5
No, Mr Tompion, I have no reason to find fault with your behaviour.
6
Clear away the starboard guns, and take out the tompions.
7
Where, sirrah, is the Tompion watch your grandmother gave you?
8
Jackets and tompions were torn from the cannon.
9
Take the helm, Duff, and tell Mr Tompion-
10
The order was given, and old Tompion, the gunner, undertook in person the task of levelling the gun.
11
Tompions (muzzle plugs) in small arms forbidden.
12
4 goes to port side of muzzle, takes out tompion.
13
It is by Tompion, of the sign of the Three Crowns in Paul's Yard, and cost a hundred when new.
14
The long-case Tompion clock which Jane's parents had given us for a wedding-present ticked deeply and thoughtfully inside its crotch-mahogany torso.
15
Let Tompion see what he can do with the stern-chaser, in the way of knocking away some of the fellow's spars.
16
Not until October did a United States vessel again knock the tompions from her guns, and give battle to an enemy.
Frequent collocations
Tompion through the time