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Definition of Armco in English: Armconoun ˈɑːmkəʊˈärmkō mass nountrademark A very pure soft iron, used in particular for roadside crash barriers. Example sentencesExamples - Rather than having the usual run-off areas, the Armco barriers line the edge of the track itself so any slight error is likely to mean the end of your race.
- Lauda's Ferrari spun out of control and hit the Armco barrier on the inside of one of the circuit's many corners.
- It does have its difficulties, no run off areas, tight Armco, an interesting track surface with gutters and manhole covers, but with Monaco, they don't really bother you.
- There being no catch fencing or Armco to deflect him, he died from hitting a tree.
- I went into the Armco barrier on the left-hand side, which caused quite a lot of damage to the car.
- First obstacle will be the causeway itself with weed and branches clogging the under-bridge waterway so that it flows over the low-level bridge against the Armco, smashing it and flooding the road.
- Other safety advances include improvements to marshal posts, new gravel traps and Armco fencing around the circuit.
- Mental note: a friend of mine wrote his Porsche off here… with me in it, so I'm hoping Kevin's careful on the exit as there's not much room between the rumble strip and the Armco.
Origin Early 20th century: acronym from American Rolling Mill Company. Definition of Armco in US English: Armconounˈärmkō trademark A very pure soft iron, used in particular for roadside guardrails. Example sentencesExamples - Mental note: a friend of mine wrote his Porsche off here… with me in it, so I'm hoping Kevin's careful on the exit as there's not much room between the rumble strip and the Armco.
- First obstacle will be the causeway itself with weed and branches clogging the under-bridge waterway so that it flows over the low-level bridge against the Armco, smashing it and flooding the road.
- Lauda's Ferrari spun out of control and hit the Armco barrier on the inside of one of the circuit's many corners.
- Rather than having the usual run-off areas, the Armco barriers line the edge of the track itself so any slight error is likely to mean the end of your race.
- There being no catch fencing or Armco to deflect him, he died from hitting a tree.
- Other safety advances include improvements to marshal posts, new gravel traps and Armco fencing around the circuit.
- I went into the Armco barrier on the left-hand side, which caused quite a lot of damage to the car.
- It does have its difficulties, no run off areas, tight Armco, an interesting track surface with gutters and manhole covers, but with Monaco, they don't really bother you.
Origin Early 20th century: acronym from American Rolling Mill Company. |