“rampart”可以造什么句，rampart造句

An earthwork wall used for military defense;a rampart.

An armored compartment for artillery on a rampart.

Perhaps the tower is part of the rampart of the city.

“There is no rampart that will hold out against malice” (Molière).

The solid rampart surrounded by moats boast as a iron-case with slab basements and bricks walls.

"These served Both to guard the rampart and to communicate with the capital, Xianyang (near modern Xi'an) by signal-smoke by day and fire by night."

Focusing on the theory of power capital, another conclusion can be made that privatized power is also one of the most important reason for rampart job-related crimes.

Are you better than No-amon, Which was situated by the waters of the Nile, With water surrounding her, Whose rampart was the sea, Whose wall consisted of the sea?

Dr. Meade summed up the civilian point of view on the matter, one warm May evening on the veranda of Aunt Pitty's house, when he said that Atlanta had nothing to fear, for General Johnston was standing in the mountains like an iron rampart.

To fortify with a wall, an embankment, or a rampart.

Patented technology, remarkable rampart, protection by law, more reliable forgery prevention.

Furthermore, as an important export country of livestock products, China will confront a traffic technology rampart that veterinary residues induced at a long time.

Normally such a wall is around 3 m (10 feet) height, the lower part consists of a massive wooden framework filled with earth and stones that carries the rampart and the wooden parapet.

To destroy the enemy's rampart

Optimization of double multi-arch tunnel construction plan for rampart protection

Art thou better than populous No, that was situate among the rivers, that had the waters round about it, whose rampart was the sea, and her wall was from the sea?

The second chapter mainly analyzes causes of highly monopolized market structure from three aspects of market concentration, economics of scale and rampart of ingoing and outgoing.

The part of a rampart or parapet connecting two bastions or gates.