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armored

/ˈɑːrmərd/

Traduction: Recouvert ou protégé par une couche extérieure dure et résistante ; équipé pour résister aux attaques, aux dommages ou aux conditions difficiles., Verbe désignant l'action de protéger ou de recouvrir d'une armure ou d'un blindage, généralement à des fins militaires ou défensives.

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adjective

/ˈɑːrmərd/B2formalamericantechnical
  • frRecouvert ou protégé par une couche extérieure dure et résistante ; équipé pour résister aux attaques, aux dommages ou aux conditions difficiles.

Covered or protected by a tough, resistant outer layer; equipped to withstand attack, damage, or harsh conditions.

  1. Equipped with protective platingB2formalamericantechnical

    Provided with a hard, resistant outer layer or covering designed to shield against physical damage, projectiles, or extreme conditions.

    frblindé

    • The heavily ___ convoy moved safely through the dangerous area.
    • An ___ door protected the bank vault from intruders.
    • Police officers now commonly wear ___ vests on duty.
    • An ___ dinosaur like the ankylosaurus had bony plates covering its back.
    • The ancient warriors entered battle on ___ horses.

    Synonymesbulletproofironcladpaddedprotectedreinforcedshieldedsteel-plated

    Antonymesexposedunarmoredunprotected

  2. Emotionally resistantC1formalamerican

    Having a strong psychological defence that makes a person less vulnerable to criticism, insult, or emotional pain.

    frblindé émotionnellement

    • After years of public scrutiny, she had become emotionally ___ and no longer cared.
    • He remained ___ against all the gossip and rumors.
    • A lifetime of hardship had left him completely ___ to fear.
    • It is hard to get through to someone so ___ against personal connection.
    • Her ___ exterior hid a very sensitive heart.

    Synonymeshardenedimperviousstoicthick-skinnedtoughunflappable

    Antonymesexposedsensitiveunguardedvulnerable

Formes
  • more armored comparative form
  • most armored superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

armor/ˈɑːr.mər/B2formal
  • frVerbe désignant l'action de protéger ou de recouvrir d'une armure ou d'un blindage, généralement à des fins militaires ou défensives.

A verb used to indicate the act of providing or covering with protective covering, typically for military or defensive purposes.

  1. Equip with protective coveringB2formal

    To provide or cover with a protective layer, typically metal or other strong material.

    frBlinder

    • The knights armored themselves before the battle.
    • The vehicle was armored to withstand explosions.
    • They armored the building's windows against potential attacks.

    Synonymesarmor platecladcoverplateprotectreinforcesheatheshield

  2. Prepare for defenseB2formal

    To prepare or strengthen oneself against potential threats or difficulties.

    frSe préparer à la défense

    • She armored her heart against further disappointment.
    • The company armored its network against cyber attacks.
    • He armored himself with facts for the debate.

    Synonymesbracefortifygirdhardenprepareprotectshieldsteelstrengthen

Formes
  • armored past participle
  • armoured past participle
  • armored past simple
  • armoured past simple
  • armoring present participle
  • armouring present participle
  • armors third person singular
  • armours third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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