英语词汇“armory”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

armory¹

noun ˈɑːməriˈɑrməri

US spelling of armoury

Rhymes

armoury, gendarmerie

armory²

nounˈɑːməriˈɑrməri

mass noun

Heraldry.
Example sentencesExamples
- His fame rested above all on his ability to produce designs for tapestry, embroideries, stained glass, armory, and goldsmith work in the new classical idiom.

Origin

Late Middle English: from Old French armoierie (see armoury).

armory¹

(British armoury)

nounˈärmərēˈɑrməri

1A place where weapons are kept.
Synonyms
arsenal, arms depot, arms cache, ordnance depot, magazine, ammunition dump
1. 1.1 A supply of weapons.
  the most powerful weapon in our armory
2. 1.2US A place where weapons are manufactured.
2An array of resources available for a particular purpose.
his armory of comic routines
3North American A place where military reservists are trained or headquartered.

Origin

Middle English (in the sense ‘armor’): from Old French armoirie, armoierie, from armoier ‘to blazon’, from arme ‘weapon’ (see arms). The change in the second syllable in the 17th century was due to association with armor.

armory²

nounˈärmərēˈɑrməri

Heraldry.
Example sentencesExamples
- His fame rested above all on his ability to produce designs for tapestry, embroideries, stained glass, armory, and goldsmith work in the new classical idiom.

Origin

Late Middle English: from Old French armoierie (see armoury).

单词	armory
释义	armory¹ noun ˈɑːməriˈɑrməri US spelling of armoury Rhymes armoury, gendarmerie armory² nounˈɑːməriˈɑrməri mass noun Heraldry. Example sentencesExamples His fame rested above all on his ability to produce designs for tapestry, embroideries, stained glass, armory, and goldsmith work in the new classical idiom. Origin Late Middle English: from Old French armoierie (see armoury). noun.1 noun.2 armory¹ (British armoury) nounˈärmərēˈɑrməri 1A place where weapons are kept. Synonyms arsenal, arms depot, arms cache, ordnance depot, magazine, ammunition dump 1.1 A supply of weapons. the most powerful weapon in our armory 1.2US A place where weapons are manufactured. 2An array of resources available for a particular purpose. his armory of comic routines 3North American A place where military reservists are trained or headquartered. Origin Middle English (in the sense ‘armor’): from Old French armoirie, armoierie, from armoier ‘to blazon’, from arme ‘weapon’ (see arms). The change in the second syllable in the 17th century was due to association with armor. armory² nounˈärmərēˈɑrməri Heraldry. Example sentencesExamples His fame rested above all on his ability to produce designs for tapestry, embroideries, stained glass, armory, and goldsmith work in the new classical idiom. Origin Late Middle English: from Old French armoierie (see armoury). noun.1 noun.2
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