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light-armed

/ˈlaɪt ɑːmd/

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adjective

/ˈlaɪt ɑːmd/formalobsolete
  • ruУстаревшее прилагательное, описывающее солдата или воинское подразделение, оснащённое лёгким оружием и доспехами, с акцентом на скорость и мобильность в ущерб тяжёлой защите.

An archaic adjective describing a soldier or military unit equipped with light weapons and armor, emphasizing speed and mobility over heavy protection.

  1. Equipped with light weaponsC1formal

    Carrying or using weapons that are small, portable, and not heavy.

    ruЛегковооружённый

    • The light-armed infantry moved quickly through the forest.
    • Light-armed troops are often used for reconnaissance missions.
    • The army deployed light-armed units for rapid response.

    Synonymslightly-armed

    Antonymsheavy-armed

  2. Equipped with light equipment and weaponsC1formal

    Having minimal, lightweight gear and armaments, emphasizing speed and mobility over heavy protection.

    ruЛегковооружённый

    • The light-armed soldiers carried only rifles and basic supplies.
    • Light-armed forces can be deployed faster than heavily armored units.
    • The unit was light-armed to allow for quick movement across difficult terrain.

    Synonymslightlightly-armed

    Antonymsarmoredheavy-armed

Forms
  • more light-armed comparative form
  • most light-armed superlative form
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