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Meanings of armor in English
Clothing or other covering designed to be worn or carried to protect the body in combat.
Russian
танковые войска Spanish
fuerzas blindadas Military service branch which conducts armored warfare.
Usage of armor in English
1
They suggested romances: lovers in the forests; knights in armor; wicked enchantresses.
2
In this case, however, the armor may have precluded such a process.
3
The armor and horse trappings on the sculptures are in actual bronze.
4
Thousands upon thousands of soldiers were in their armor and marching by.
5
NATO says Russia has sent men and armor to aid the separatists.
6
His arms dropped and the armor returned to a state of protection.
7
A European official said this would include night-vision devices and body armor.
8
I saw a sea of brown, gleaming plates of segmented, chitinous armor.
9
For some reason, I'd thought my armor would be in its case.
10
They were also more open in displaying their equipment including body armor.
11
My people will come aboard in battle armor and with heavy weapons.
12
He had seven men in body armor to deal with four cowboys.
13
Fortunately, Rupert hadn't seen me do any fighting out of armor yet.
14
Of the remainder of the water-tight compartments, 60 are beneath the armor.
15
With the revelation of the flaw in her armor he conquered self.
16
I bear the clang of death; my strength and armor shall prevail.
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Translations for armor
Armor through the time
Armor across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common
Ireland
Rare