ARMOR

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armor → armour

I. armour, armor [βρετ ˈɑːmə, αμερικ ˈɑrmər] ΟΥΣ

1. armour ΙΣΤΟΡΊΑ (clothing):

a suit of armour: un'armatura

2. armour (protective covering):

armour (on tank, ship etc.): corazza θηλ

armour (on tank, ship etc.): blindatura θηλ

armour ΖΩΟΛ: armatura θηλ

armour ΖΩΟΛ: corazza θηλ

armour ΗΛΕΚ (on wire, cable): armatura θηλ

armour (against criticism) μτφ: corazza θηλ

3. armour (tanks):

armour + verbo ενικ o πλ: unità θηλ corazzata

armour + verbo ενικ o πλ: mezzi αρσ πλ corazzati

II. armour, armor [βρετ ˈɑːmə, αμερικ ˈɑrmər] ΡΉΜΑ μεταβ

armour: corazzare

armour: blindare

I. armour, armor [βρετ ˈɑːmə, αμερικ ˈɑrmər] ΟΥΣ

1. armour ΙΣΤΟΡΊΑ (clothing):

a suit of armour: un'armatura

2. armour (protective covering):

armour (on tank, ship etc.): corazza θηλ

armour (on tank, ship etc.): blindatura θηλ

armour ΖΩΟΛ: armatura θηλ

armour ΖΩΟΛ: corazza θηλ

armour ΗΛΕΚ (on wire, cable): armatura θηλ

armour (against criticism) μτφ: corazza θηλ

3. armour (tanks):

armour + verbo ενικ o πλ: unità θηλ corazzata

armour + verbo ενικ o πλ: mezzi αρσ πλ corazzati

II. armour, armor [βρετ ˈɑːmə, αμερικ ˈɑrmər] ΡΉΜΑ μεταβ

armour: corazzare

armour: blindare

body armour, body armor [βρετ, αμερικ ˈbɑdi ˈɑrmər] ΟΥΣ

body armour: giubbotto αρσ antiproiettile

chain armour [ˌtʃeɪnˈɑːmə(r)] ΟΥΣ

chain armour → chain mail

chain mail [βρετ, αμερικ ˈtʃeɪn ˌmeɪl] ΟΥΣ

chain mail: cotta θηλ di maglia

scale armour [αμερικ ˈskeɪl ˌɑrmər] ΟΥΣ ΙΣΤΟΡΊΑ

scale armour: armatura θηλ a piastre

armour-piercing [ˌɑːmərˈpɪəsɪŋ] ΕΠΊΘ

armour-piercing ammunition: perforante

armour-piercing mine, missile: controcarro, anticarro

plate armour [αμερικ pleɪt ˈɑrmər] ΟΥΣ βρετ ΙΣΤΟΡΊΑ

plate armour: corazza θηλ di piastre

armour-clad [ˌɑːməˈklæd] ΕΠΊΘ

armour-clad vehicle: blindato, corazzato

armour-clad ship: corazzato

armour-plated [βρετ ˌɑːməˈpleɪtɪd, αμερικ ˌɑrmərˈpleɪdəd] ΕΠΊΘ

armour-plated → armour-clad

armour-clad [ˌɑːməˈklæd] ΕΠΊΘ

armour-clad vehicle: blindato, corazzato

armour-clad ship: corazzato

armour plate [ˌɑːmərˈpleɪt] ΟΥΣ

armour plate → armour plating

armour plating [ˌɑːmərˈpleɪtɪŋ] ΟΥΣ (on tank, on ship)

armour plating: piastra θηλ di corazza

στο λεξικό PONS

αγγλικά

ιταλικά

armor [ˈɑ:r·mɚ] ΟΥΣ

1. armor (protective covering):

armor: armatura θηλ

2. armor a. ΣΤΡΑΤ, ΖΩΟΛ:

armor: corazza θηλ

3. armor (tanks):

armor: mezzi αρσ pl blindati

armor-plated ΕΠΊΘ

armor-plated: blindato, -a

the chink in sb's armor μτφ: il punto debole di qu

knight in shining armor: principe αρσ azzurro

knight in shining armor (salvatore): cavaliere αρσ senza macchia (e senza paura)

ιταλικά

αγγλικά

corazza: armor

armatura: armor

corazzare: to armor

corazzarsi: to put on armor

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knight in shining armor: principe αρσ azzurro

knight in shining armor (salvatore): cavaliere αρσ senza macchia (e senza paura)

the chink in sb's armor μτφ: il punto debole di qu

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The inside of dragons mouths are armor-plated and it has a false palate in its throat, similar to a crocodile, to stop backdraft.

en.wikipedia.org

The earliest vestiges of our skeleton are encountered in 500 million-year-old fossil fishes, some of which were armor-plated filter feeders, while others were naked...

phys.org

But the survival of this uncharismatic, armor-plated animal is being threatened by a gruesome trade in its meat and its scales.

e360.yale.edu

Although it was not armor-plated, the undercarriage and all suspension components were strengthened.

en.wikipedia.org

The 3-foot-long, lobe-winged, shrimp-like creature came equipped with two barbed feelers and an armor-plated mouth -- parts paleobiologists once thought were ideal for finding and crunching tasty trilobites.

www.wired.com