Definition of Exocet in English:

Exocet

noun ˈɛksə(ʊ)sɛt

trademark

A French-made guided anti-ship missile.
Example sentencesExamples
- The Argentinians had no previous experience with antiship missiles, and the Exocet was a complicated and cranky weapon.
- The company names its fireworks after missiles, including the Exocet and Tomahawk.
- Likewise, the French enjoyed an excellent relationship with Iraq, with Mirage fighters, Exocets, surface-to-air, and anti-tank missiles following behind the nuclear plant in 1981-9.

Origin

1970s: from French, literally 'flying fish', via Latin from Greek ekōkoitos 'fish that comes up on the beach' (literally 'out of bed').

Definition of Exocet in US English:

Exocet

noun

trademark

A French-made guided anti-ship missile.
Example sentencesExamples
- The company names its fireworks after missiles, including the Exocet and Tomahawk.
- Likewise, the French enjoyed an excellent relationship with Iraq, with Mirage fighters, Exocets, surface-to-air, and anti-tank missiles following behind the nuclear plant in 1981-9.
- The Argentinians had no previous experience with antiship missiles, and the Exocet was a complicated and cranky weapon.

Origin

1970s: from French, literally ‘flying fish’, via Latin from Greek ekōkoitos ‘fish that comes up on the beach’ (literally ‘out of bed’).

单词	Exocet
释义	Definition of Exocet in English: Exocet noun ˈɛksə(ʊ)sɛt trademark A French-made guided anti-ship missile. Example sentencesExamples The Argentinians had no previous experience with antiship missiles, and the Exocet was a complicated and cranky weapon. The company names its fireworks after missiles, including the Exocet and Tomahawk. Likewise, the French enjoyed an excellent relationship with Iraq, with Mirage fighters, Exocets, surface-to-air, and anti-tank missiles following behind the nuclear plant in 1981-9. Origin 1970s: from French, literally 'flying fish', via Latin from Greek ekōkoitos 'fish that comes up on the beach' (literally 'out of bed'). Definition of Exocet in US English: Exocet noun trademark A French-made guided anti-ship missile. Example sentencesExamples The company names its fireworks after missiles, including the Exocet and Tomahawk. Likewise, the French enjoyed an excellent relationship with Iraq, with Mirage fighters, Exocets, surface-to-air, and anti-tank missiles following behind the nuclear plant in 1981-9. The Argentinians had no previous experience with antiship missiles, and the Exocet was a complicated and cranky weapon. Origin 1970s: from French, literally ‘flying fish’, via Latin from Greek ekōkoitos ‘fish that comes up on the beach’ (literally ‘out of bed’).
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