bazuca
Portuguese
Etymology
From English bazooka (“bazooka”), from Dutch bazuin (“trumpet”).
Pronunciation
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Noun
bazuca f (plural s)
- bazooka (weapon)
Related terms
Spanish
Etymology
Noun
bazuca m (plural bazucas)
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- pt:Weapons
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