Definition of main gauche in English:

main gauche

(also maingauche, main-gauche)

noun ˈmã ˌɡəʊʃˈmaŋ ˌɡəʊʃ

Fencing historical

A dagger carried in the left hand to parry a stroke or thrust, and used in conjunction with a rapier.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Charles Boutell (1812–1877), writer on heraldry and antiquities. From French main gauche, lit. ‘left hand’ from main hand + gauche left.

Definition of main gauche in US English:

main gauche

(also maingauche, main-gauche)

noun

Fencing historical

A dagger carried in the left hand to parry a stroke or thrust, and used in conjunction with a rapier.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Charles Boutell (1812–1877), writer on heraldry and antiquities. From French main gauche, lit. ‘left hand’ from main hand + gauche left.

单词	main gauche
释义	Definition of main gauche in English: main gauche (also maingauche, main-gauche) noun ˈmã ˌɡəʊʃˈmaŋ ˌɡəʊʃ Fencing historical A dagger carried in the left hand to parry a stroke or thrust, and used in conjunction with a rapier. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Charles Boutell (1812–1877), writer on heraldry and antiquities. From French main gauche, lit. ‘left hand’ from main hand + gauche left. Definition of main gauche in US English: main gauche (also maingauche, main-gauche) noun Fencing historical A dagger carried in the left hand to parry a stroke or thrust, and used in conjunction with a rapier. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Charles Boutell (1812–1877), writer on heraldry and antiquities. From French main gauche, lit. ‘left hand’ from main hand + gauche left.
随便看	molasses molasses beer molasses face molassess molcajete Mold mold moldability moldable Moldau Moldavia Moldavian Moldavian Moldavian balm Moldavian mantle moldavite Moldavo-Wallachian mold-blowing mold-blown mold-breaker mold-breaker mold-breaking mold cavity molder mold furrow