armed

• Describe a alguien o algo que lleva o está equipado con armas, o que está listo para usar la fuerza.

Describes someone or something that is equipped with weapons.

1. Carrying weaponsB1formal

   Equipped with or carrying a weapon, typically a firearm or blade.

   armado

   • The soldiers were heavily armed for the mission.
   • The suspect was armed with a knife.
   • Armed guards patrol the building at night.

   Sinónimosarmoredmilitarizedweaponed

   Antónimosunarmedweaponless

2. Equipped with knowledge or toolsB2formal

   Having the necessary information, skills, or resources to deal with something.

   equipado / provisto de conocimientos

   • She was armed with a degree in economics.
   • He went into the negotiation armed with all the facts.
   • The team is armed with the latest technology.

   Sinónimosequippedfurnishedinformedpreparedprimed

   Antónimoshelplessunarmedunequippedunprepared

• Verbo que significa proveer o equipar con armas o con los instrumentos necesarios, o preparar para un conflicto o tarea.

A verb used to indicate the act of supplying or equipping with weapons or necessary tools, or preparing for a conflict or task.

1. Supply with weaponsB2formal

   To provide someone or something with weapons or equipment for defense or attack.

   Armar

   • The government decided to arm the local militia.
   • They armed themselves with knives and sticks.
   • The rebels were armed with modern rifles.

   Sinónimosequipfurnishmunitionoutfitsupplyweaponize

   Antónimosdisarmunarm

2. Equip or prepareB2formal

   To provide someone with the necessary tools, information, or skills for a task.

   dotar, equipar (con herramientas, información o habilidades)

   • The training program arms students with practical skills.
   • She armed herself with facts before the debate.
   • The manual arms users with troubleshooting knowledge.

   Sinónimosequipfurnishgear upoutfitprepareprovisionsupply

   Antónimosdisarmunarm