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/my.ni.sjɔ̃/
Translation
ammunition, round of ammunition
Word origin
From Latin munitio ('a fortifying, defence'), from munire ('to fortify'). English 'munition' and 'ammunition' come from the same noun, the latter through a misdivision of la munition.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- munitio
- English cognates
- munition, ammunition
Grammar
Examples
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The soldiers are short of ammunition.
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There is very little ammunition left in the car.
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Every round is carefully counted.
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They hid the ammunition in the cellar.
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Without ammunition, this rifle is useless.
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