-pounder

-pounder

(ˈpaʊndə)

n (in combination)

1. something weighing a specified number of pounds: a 200-pounder.

2. something worth a specified number of pounds: a ten-pounder.

3. (Firearms, Gunnery, Ordnance & Artillery) a gun that discharges a shell weighing a specified number of pounds: a two-pounder.

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Translations

-pounder

[ˈpaʊndəʳ] N (ending in compounds) four-pounder (= fish) → pez m de cuatro libras
twenty-five-pounder (Mil) → cañón m de veinticinco

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-pounder

n suf → -pfünder m; quarter-pounder → Viertelpfünder m

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