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Перевод: musketry

[существительное]
ружейный огонь; стрелковая подготовка; стрелковое дело; мушкетеры

Тезаурус:

1. Or the musketry this afternoon?
2. The Germans, indeed, had been so confused by British musketry that they had assumed the enemy was equipped with a plethora of machine-guns.
3. But Rebecque had heard the musketry too.
4. The courtyard was filling with horses as staff officers, all alerted by the distant musketry, arrived from the various brigade headquarters to seek information and orders.
5. The General beckoned to his orderly to bring his horse forward and, ignoring the Prussian musketry, he pulled himself into his saddle and drew his sword.
6. Rebecque listened again for the sound of musketry, but heard nothing, so instead tapped the map with an ebony ruler.
7. Far off, like a crackling of burning thorns, he thought he heard musketry.
8. They were not expected to advance till July, and were certainly not expected in this part of Belgium, so Sharpe suspected that the musketry had been caused by Prussian troops at firing practice, yet a long acquaintance with war's surprises had spurred Sharpe to investigate the sound.
9. He stopped again and listened, but could hear neither musketry nor the sounds of marching men.
10. She was accustomed to exercise for, each morning for the past two weeks, Sharpe had saddled her at three o'clock, then ridden her south to watch the dawn break over the Sambre valley, but this morning, hearing the crackle of musketry to the east, he had ridden the mare much further than usual.
11. The Highlanders were eager to get to grips with the enemy and, after an opening volley of musketry, charged forward to attack Argyll's right, only to be taken in the flank by his dragoons.
12. The difference in attitudes to musketry between British and European armies was pronounced.
13. He rode on the Sambre's northern bank, drawn towards the town by the sound of musketry which had been loud an hour before, but which now had faded into silence.