English to Hawaiian Meaning of petard - petard

Petard :
petard

pū kī

petardpetards
← Petaled
peter →
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Definitions of petard in English
Noun(1) an explosive device used to break down a gate or wall
Examples of petard in English
(1) The various applications are discussed briefly, from guns and artillery to petards (bombs for blowing down castle doors), rockets, and military mines.(2) Machine guns in front and on the flank opened fire, while petards , bombs, and artillery fire covered the entire area of the trenches with projectiles.(3) The next negative aspect is the noise and other pollution caused by fireworks, especially the petards that get more powerful year by year.(4) After lots of petards , fireworks, pyrotechnics, the best policy for spending New Year's Eve is to be surrounded by great company, friends, good music, food and drink, and following with joyful waking up and sunshine!
(1) rose petal ::
ala petal
(2) flower petal ::
pua petal
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1. firearm ::
pū kī
2. petard ::
petard
Different Forms
petard, petards
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