armed 音标拼音: ['ɑrmd]
a . 武装的,有防卫器官的
武装的,有防卫器官的
armed 待命 武装
armed adj 1 : (
used of persons or the military )
characterized by having or bearing arms ; "
armed robbery " [
ant : {
unarmed }]
2 :
having arms or arms as specified ;
used especially in combination ; "
the many -
armed goddess Shiva " [
ant : {
armless }]
3 : (
used of plants and animals )
furnished with bristles and thorns [
ant : {
unarmed }]
Arm \
Arm \,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Armed };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n .
{
Arming }.] [
OE .
armen ,
F .
armer ,
fr .
L .
armare ,
fr .
arma ,
pl .,
arms .
See {
arms }.]
1 .
To take by the arm ;
to take up in one '
s arms . [
Obs .]
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And make him with our pikes and partisans A grave :
come ,
arm him . --
Shak .
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Arm your prize ;
I know you will not lose him . --
Two N .
Kins .
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2 .
To furnish with arms or limbs . [
R .]
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His shoulders broad and strong ,
Armed long and round . --
Beau . &
Fl .
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3 .
To furnish or equip with weapons of offense or defense ;
as ,
to arm soldiers ;
to arm the country .
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Abram . . .
armed his trained servants . --
Gen .
xiv .
14 .
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4 .
To cover or furnish with a plate ,
or with whatever will add strength ,
force ,
security ,
or efficiency ;
as ,
to arm the hit of a sword ;
to arm a hook in angling .
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5 .
Fig .:
To furnish with means of defense ;
to prepare for resistance ;
to fortify ,
in a moral sense .
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Arm yourselves . . .
with the same mind . --
1 Pet .
iv .
1 .
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{
To arm a magnet },
to fit it with an armature .
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Armed \
Armed \,
a .
1 .
Furnished with weapons of offense or defense ;
furnished with the means of security or protection . "
And armed host ." --
Dryden .
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2 .
Furnished with whatever serves to add strength ,
force ,
or efficiency .
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A distemper eminently armed from heaven . --
De Foe .
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3 . (
Her .)
Having horns ,
beak ,
talons ,
etc ; --
said of beasts and birds of prey .
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{
Armed at all points } (
Blazoning ),
completely incased in armor ,
sometimes described as {
armed cap -[`
a ]-
pie }.
--
Cussans .
{
Armed en flute }. (
Naut .)
See under {
Flute }.
{
Armed magnet },
a magnet provided with an armature .
{
Armed neutrality }.
See under {
Neutrality }.
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76 Moby Thesaurus words for "
armed ":
accoutered ,
all ready ,
all set ,
armed and ready ,
arrayed ,
battled ,
booted and spurred ,
briefed ,
bristling with arms ,
carrying ,
catered ,
cloaked ,
coached ,
cocked ,
copyrighted ,
covered ,
defended ,
deployed ,
embattled ,
endowed ,
engaged ,
equipped ,
familiarized ,
fitted ,
fitted out ,
full -
armed ,
furnished ,
good and ready ,
groomed ,
guarded ,
heavy -
armed ,
heeled ,
in arms ,
in battle array ,
in readiness ,
in the saddle ,
informed ,
invested ,
invulnerable ,
light -
armed ,
loaded ,
loaded for bear ,
mature ,
mobilized ,
on the mark ,
outfitted ,
patented ,
planned ,
policed ,
prearranged ,
prepared ,
prepared and ready ,
prepped ,
primed ,
protected ,
provided ,
psyched up ,
purveyed ,
ranged ,
ready ,
ready for anything ,
rigged ,
ripe ,
safe ,
safeguarded ,
screened ,
set ,
sheltered ,
shielded ,
supplied ,
sword in hand ,
under arms ,
up in arms ,
vigilant ,
well -
armed ,
well -
prepared
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