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arm

[ɑ:m]

[常用复]武器, 军械

兵种

纹章, 徽章

军事

fire arms

火器, 枪炮

small arms

轻兵器(指步枪, 手枪, 机枪等)

deed of arms

战功

the suspension of arms

休战

He received a call to arms.

他被召入伍。

Having failed to settle their deisputes at the conference table, the two countries appealed to arms.

和平解决争端的谈判失败以后, 两国便诉诸武力。

习惯用语: appeal to arms 诉诸[使用]武力; bear arms 携带武器; 当兵, 服兵役; carry arms 携带武器; 当兵, 服兵役; bear arms against 拿起武器反对[保卫]; take arms against 拿起武器反对[保卫]; take up arms against 拿起武器反对[保卫]; bear arms against for 拿起武器反对[保卫]; take arms against for 拿起武器反对[保卫]; take up arms against for 拿起武器反对[保卫]; beat to arms 【军】击鼓备战, 发出准备战斗的信号; call...to arms 号召...武装起来, 动员(军队)备战; fleet air arm 海军航空兵部队; fly to arms 急忙拿起武器; go to arms 诉诸武力; ground arms 放下武器; 投降; lay down arms 放下武器; 投降; in arms 武装起来的拿起武器; lie on one's arms 枕戈待旦; 随时准备打仗; sleep on one's arms 枕戈待旦; 随时准备打仗; lie upon one's arms 枕戈待旦; 随时准备打仗; sleep upon one's arms 枕戈待旦; 随时准备打仗; of all arms 各兵种; Order arms! 枪放下!; pile arms 架枪; stack arms 架枪; Present arms! 举枪[敬礼]!; rest on one's arms 枕戈以待; reverse arms 【军】倒枪(如在军事葬礼枪口向下持枪); rise(up)in arms (against) 拿起武器(反对); 起义; 恼火; 极力反对; run arms 私运军火; Secure arms! 【军】(口令)挟枪!; Shoulder arms! 【军】(口令)枪上肩 !; side arms 随身武器(如手枪佩刀等); [美俚]餐桌上的调味品; slope arms 【军】托枪, 掮枪; take up arms for 拿起武器捍卫; throw down one's arms 放下武器; 投降; under arms 在战备状态在服兵役期间; up in arms 武装反抗; 起义; 叛变发怒, 恼火极力反对; with arms 武装的; without arms 徙手的, 手无寸铁的; arm (oneself) against 武装起来准备抵抗[抵制]; armed with 用...武装起来, 装备有...的具有; 拥有

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arm

arm&+{1}

[ɑːm]

(in man) either of the upper limbs from the shoulder to the wrist

the part of either of the upper limbs from the elbow to the wrist; forearm

the corresponding limb of any other vertebrate.an armlike appendage of some invertebrates

an object that covers or supports the human arm, esp the sleeve of a garment or the side of a chair, sofa, etc

anything considered to resemble an arm in appearance, position, or function, esp something that branches out from a central support or larger mass

the arm of a record player

an administrative subdivision of an organization

an arm of the government

power; authority

the arm of the law

any of the specialist combatant sections of a military force, such as cavalry, infantry, etc

See yardarm

ability to throw or pitch

he has a good arm

to walk arm in arm with

arm

arm&+{2}

[ɑːm]

to equip with weapons as a preparation for war

to provide (a person or thing) with something that strengthens, protects, or increases efficiency

he armed himself against the cold

to activate (a fuse) so that it will explode at the required time.to prepare (an explosive device) for use by introducing a fuse or detonator

to pack arming into (a sounding lead)

a weapon, esp a firearm

See arms

习惯用语: an arm and a leg a large amount of money; arm in arm with arms linked; at arm's length at a distance; away from familiarity with or subjection to another; give one's right arm to be prepared to make any sacrifice; in the arms of Morpheus sleeping; with open arms with great warmth and hospitality