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emplacement
[ em-pleys-muhnt ]
noun
- Fortification. the space, platform, or the like, for a gun or battery and its accessories.
- a putting in place or position; location:
the emplacement of a wall.
- Geology.
- the intrusion of igneous rocks into a particular position.
- the development of an ore deposit in a particular place.
emplacement
/ 瑟尘藞辫濒别瑟蝉尘蓹苍迟 /
noun
- a prepared position for the siting of a gun or other weapon
- the act of putting or state of being put in place
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of emplacement1
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of emplacement1
Example Sentences
Such military activities include 鈥渂order-barrier construction and emplacement of detection and monitoring equipment,鈥 the memo states.
A fishing village falls under the literal shadow of a Shinra military base and massive gun emplacement, its fish long gone, its fishermen struggling to make a living.
Excavations also uncovered large lights from another nearby runway, and a Spigot Mortar-type gun emplacement used to defend it from attack.
For example, the scientists identified a U.S. artillery emplacement in the lidar readings based on its distinctive 鈥淯鈥 shape and eastward placement, which would have faced advancing German troops.
That involves talking to communities, learning what they have seen, heard and experienced, and sifting through reports and records of battles and emplacements, Komorowski and Pistriuha said.
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