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a/an + bombard
The museum displayed an ancient bombard.
博物馆展示了一门古老的射石炮。
射石炮
先理解核心含义，再看它在真实句子里的用法。
射石炮
A medieval primitive cannon, used chiefly in sieges for throwing heavy stone balls.
The museum displayed an ancient bombard.
博物馆展示了一门古老的射石炮。
中世纪的一种原始加农炮,主要用于攻城时发射重型石弹。
A medieval primitive cannon, used chiefly in sieges for throwing heavy stone balls.
大型双簧管；双簧管家族的低音成员
a large shawm; the bass member of the shawm family
低音大号。
A bombardon.
The museum has a medieval bombard used in sieges.
博物馆里有一门中世纪用于攻城战的火炮。
In the 14th century, the bombard was a powerful weapon.
在14世纪，这种火炮是一种强大的武器。
Archaeologists discovered a broken bombard near the castle.
考古学家在城堡附近发现了一门破损的火炮。
The museum displayed an ancient bombard.
博物馆展示了一门古老的射石炮。
The bombard was used in medieval sieges.
射石炮被用于中世纪的围城战。
bombard是可数名词，复数为bombards。
Several bombards were recovered from the shipwreck.
从沉船中打捞出了几门射石炮。
Not this
The army bombarded the city.
Use this
The army used bombards to attack the city.
这里混淆了词性：'bombard' 作为名词指古代火炮，不能用作动词。应使用名词形式，并搭配介词短语表达用法。
Not this
The soldiers fired bombard.
Use this
The soldiers fired bombards.
这里遗漏了复数标记：'bombard' 是可数名词，泛指多门火炮时应加 -s，否则语法不完整。中文没有复数变化，容易忽略。
攻城用射石炮
The army used a siege bombard to break the castle wall.
军队用攻城用射石炮轰击城堡围墙。
中世纪的射石炮
This medieval bombard was found in the river.
这门中世纪的射石炮是在河里发现的。
为射石炮装弹
The soldiers loaded the bombard with heavy stone balls.
士兵们为射石炮装上沉重的石弹。
发射射石炮
They fired the bombard at the fortress gate.
他们朝要塞大门发射射石炮。
Use bombard naturally, then get feedback on meaning, tone, grammar, and phrasing.
Revisit a common error or keep this word in your review list.
记：名词 bombard 是攻城石炮，想象它在轰炸般的巨响中抛射大石球。
语域：formal 常见场景：historical writing、museum descriptions、early music and brass band texts bombard 作名词时多用于书面或专业语境，通常出现在历史、军事或音乐文献中，日常口语中很少见。
The noun 'bombard' is pronounced /ˈbɑːmbɑːrd/ (US) or /ˈbɒmbɑːd/ (UK), with stress on the first syllable. Its final -ard sounds like /ɑːrd/ (US), matching 'bard', 'hard', 'card', and 'guard'. However, 'wizard' ends in -ard but pronounces it /ərd/. The word 'bomb' is a lookalike: it is pronounced like the target's first syllable /bɑːm/ (US), but in 'bombard' the m is followed by a pronounced b that begins the second syllable.
Dictionary facts from ECDICT, WIKTIONARY.