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armor n.盔甲；装甲 (1) 在过去，骑士在战斗中身穿盔甲。(2) 永远不要低估额外的盔甲。(3) 梦想是装甲为我们易碎的心脏。 These days, soldiers still use armor to protect them from bullets and other weapons, though it's not usually made of metal. Modern armor, like bullet-proof vests, is made of extremely strong, dense fabric, while 13th century armor was typically made of steel. In the 14th century, the word itself meant "defensive covering worn in combat" and "means of protection," from the Old French armeure, "weapons or armor," with its Latin root, arma, "arms or gear."

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英 ['ɑːmə] 美 ['ɑːmə] (1) In the past, knights used to wear armor in battle.(2) Never underestimate the power of extra armor.(3) Dreams are the armor for our fragile hearts. The metal suit worn by knights as protection in battle is called armor. You can still see suits of armor in many museums today. 1  →see: armour；

英语单词	armor
英美音标	英 ['ɑːmə] 美 ['ɑːmə]
中文释义	n.盔甲；装甲
英语例句	(1) In the past, knights used to wear armor in battle. (2) Never underestimate the power of extra armor. (3) Dreams are the armor for our fragile hearts.
中文例句	(1) 在过去，骑士在战斗中身穿盔甲。 (2) 永远不要低估额外的盔甲。 (3) 梦想是装甲为我们易碎的心脏。
vocabulary简明	The metal suit worn by knights as protection in battle is called armor. You can still see suits of armor in many museums today.
vocabulary扩展	These days, soldiers still use armor to protect them from bullets and other weapons, though it's not usually made of metal. Modern armor, like bullet-proof vests, is made of extremely strong, dense fabric, while 13th century armor was typically made of steel. In the 14th century, the word itself meant "defensive covering worn in combat" and "means of protection," from the Old French armeure, "weapons or armor," with its Latin root, arma, "arms or gear."
柯林斯解释	1 →see: armour ；

Armor Made Knights Worn 英 ɑːmə] 美 ɑːmə N.盔甲；装甲