turret

• n. 砲塔； 隅櫓； 小塔； 攻城柵

ラテン語のturris（高い塔、塔、高層）から。語源的にはtor（塔）と同じ。turretから派生。

turret

turret: see tower

turret (n.)

c. 1300, touret "small tower forming part of a city wall or castle," from Old French torete (12c., Modern French tourette), diminutive of tour "tower," from Latin turris (see tower (n.1)). Meaning "low, flat gun-tower on a warship" is recorded from 1862, later also of tanks. Related: Turreted. Welsh twrd is from English.

1. This ancient turret has attracted many visitors.

この古いタワーは多くの観光客を引きつけている。

2.The soldier scaled the wall of the fortress by turret .

兵士は塔車を通って要塞の城壁に登った。

3.The machine-guns were up on the turret blazing away like anything but it wasn 't any use！

機関銃が宏昌の更楼の端に架かっている———卜卜、恐ろしい！でも何の用だ！

4.At length she gained the end of the ascent and stood upon the turret top.

最後に彼女ははしごの端に着いて、塔の上に立った。

5.Treatment methods normally through elevation turret toolholder with a knife.

取り扱い方法はすべて手仕事を通じて低い刃物台を持ち上げる、すなわち刃物台の上にナイフパッドを1枚増やさない。