Definition of battlecruiser in English:

battlecruiser

nounˈbat(ə)lkruːzəˈbædlˌkruzər

historical

A large warship of a type built in the early 20th century, carrying similar armament to a battleship but faster and more lightly armoured.
〈史〉战列巡洋舰
Example sentencesExamples
- Only three of the battlecruiser's ship's company of 1,421 survived.
- The other submarines changed course in all directions to avoid each other and the battlecruisers and destroyers which followed close behind.
- The British battlecruiser's main long-range armament usually consisted of eight guns which varied in calibre from 12 to 15 inch.
- My ship was the Princess Royal, a battlecruiser which because of its speed was well ahead of our own main fleet.
- Following the scuttling of the battlecruiser Australia, as part of the Washington Naval Treaty, and due to the age of the other cruisers, a small re-armament program was instituted.

Definition of battlecruiser in US English:

battlecruiser

nounˈbædlˌkruzərˈbadlˌkro͞ozər

historical

A large warship of a type built in the early 20th century, carrying similar armament to a battleship but faster and more lightly armored.
〈史〉战列巡洋舰
Example sentencesExamples
- My ship was the Princess Royal, a battlecruiser which because of its speed was well ahead of our own main fleet.
- The other submarines changed course in all directions to avoid each other and the battlecruisers and destroyers which followed close behind.
- Only three of the battlecruiser's ship's company of 1,421 survived.
- Following the scuttling of the battlecruiser Australia, as part of the Washington Naval Treaty, and due to the age of the other cruisers, a small re-armament program was instituted.
- The British battlecruiser's main long-range armament usually consisted of eight guns which varied in calibre from 12 to 15 inch.

单词	battlecruiser
释义	Definition of battlecruiser in English: battlecruiser nounˈbat(ə)lkruːzəˈbædlˌkruzər historical A large warship of a type built in the early 20th century, carrying similar armament to a battleship but faster and more lightly armoured. 〈史〉战列巡洋舰 Example sentencesExamples Only three of the battlecruiser's ship's company of 1,421 survived. The other submarines changed course in all directions to avoid each other and the battlecruisers and destroyers which followed close behind. The British battlecruiser's main long-range armament usually consisted of eight guns which varied in calibre from 12 to 15 inch. My ship was the Princess Royal, a battlecruiser which because of its speed was well ahead of our own main fleet. Following the scuttling of the battlecruiser Australia, as part of the Washington Naval Treaty, and due to the age of the other cruisers, a small re-armament program was instituted. Definition of battlecruiser in US English: battlecruiser nounˈbædlˌkruzərˈbadlˌkro͞ozər historical A large warship of a type built in the early 20th century, carrying similar armament to a battleship but faster and more lightly armored. 〈史〉战列巡洋舰 Example sentencesExamples My ship was the Princess Royal, a battlecruiser which because of its speed was well ahead of our own main fleet. The other submarines changed course in all directions to avoid each other and the battlecruisers and destroyers which followed close behind. Only three of the battlecruiser's ship's company of 1,421 survived. Following the scuttling of the battlecruiser Australia, as part of the Washington Naval Treaty, and due to the age of the other cruisers, a small re-armament program was instituted. The British battlecruiser's main long-range armament usually consisted of eight guns which varied in calibre from 12 to 15 inch.
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