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strongpoint
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strong·point  (strôngpoint)
n.
A military stronghold.

strongpoint [ˈstrɒŋˌpɔɪnt]
n Military
1. (Military) a location that is by its site and nature easily defended
2. (Military) a spot in a defensive position that is heavily defended
Translations
strongpoint [ˈstrɒŋpɔɪnt] Nfuerte m, puesto m fortificado


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Their job was to shield the corridor down which the rest of the Army was retreating to Dunkirk by holding a series of strongpoints (key towns and villages), and they were not to give way until they had fired their last bullet.
High on the list of strongpoints is the flexible rear seat arrangement.
Transmission is one of the Shogun's strongpoints and the fivespeed INVECS-II auto set-up offers two systems in one - it can learn and adapt to an individual's driving style in fully automatic mode, and also be operated as a clutchless manual shift.
 
 
 
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