| 释义 |
paul·dron
\ˈpȯldrən\ noun
or poul·dron \ˈpōl-\
(-s)
Etymology: Middle English polrond, modification of Middle French espauleron, from espaule shoulder, from Old French — more at epaulet
: a piece of armor covering the shoulder where the body piece and arm piece join — compare epaulet 1b |