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pierce VB

pierce
pierce ARCHIT
pierce ARCHIT
pierce ARCHIT
pierce ARCHIT
pierce ARCHIT
pierce (through)
pierce ARCHIT
pierce LAW
pierce LAW
pierce LAW
pierce LAW
pierce LAW
pierce LAW
pierce LAW
pierce LAW
pierce LAW
pierce LAW
pierce LAW
pierce (with a thorn, etc.)
pierce (with a thorn, etc.)
pierce (with a thorn, etc.)
pierce (with a thorn, etc.)
pierce (with a thorn, etc.)
pierce (with a thorn, etc.)
pierce (with a thorn, etc.)
pierce (with a thorn, etc.)
pierce (with a thorn, etc.)
pierce (with a thorn, etc.)
pierce INDUST (through)
pierce (through)
pierce (through)
pierce (through)
pierce (through)
pierce (through)

bank and pierce die

pierce or transfix with a lance or spear VB

Usage examples with pierce

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
Three chimneys pierce the gabled roof, covered with asphalt shingles.
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It is long, protected by five towers and pierced by a gate with two towers close to the river bank.
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These exchanges were critical to the global spread of the techniques and technology used in contemporary body piercing.
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Were you there when they pierced him in the side?
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The spike was designed to pierce the enemy ship's deck when the boarding-bridge was lowered.
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The spire is unusual as it is pierced by two-storeyed gabled windows on all sides, which give an illusion of even greater height.
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The faade above this is of plain white render pierced by windows without architraves.
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The flag has actually pierced his skin and become stuck in his skull.
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The projectiles were tailored to pierce body armor.
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The two apsidal ends are separated from the central court by two vertical slabs pierced by rectangular openings.
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