armaments

英 [ˈɑːməmənts]

美 [ˈɑrməmənts]

n.  武器; 军备
armament的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-PLURAL 军备；军事力量
  Armamentsare weapons and military equipment belonging to an army or country.
  1. ...global efforts to reduce nuclear and other armaments.
     减少核武器和其他军备的全球性措施
  2. ...the armaments industry.
     军工产业

双语例句

• He was the Caribbean rep for a small armaments firm.
  他是一家小武器公司驻加勒比海的代表。
• The country should rely on a high level of armaments to deter or repel attacks on her from the world outside.
  该国应依赖高水平的军备以防止或击退外来世界对她的进攻。
• You must monitor the latest intelligence on armaments.
  你们必须密切注意有关军备的最新情报。
• Great armaments lead inevitably to war.
  大规模扩充军备必然导致战争。
• A UN official said attack helicopters fired missiles at heavy armaments in a pro-Gbagbo military camp.
  一名联合国官员称，攻击机使用导弹轰炸了支持巴博的重武器军营，这样做的目的是药摧毁忠于现任总统巴博的军队用于攻击平民和联合国人员的武器。
• A competition between nations to have the most powerful armaments.
  国家间为了拥有最强大的军备而进行的竞赛。
• Of the military or industry; using ( or being) the heaviest and most powerful armaments or weapons or equipment.
  指军事或者工业；使用（或者本身就是）最重的、最有力的装备或者武器。
• Precision bombing was used to destroy enemy airbases and armaments factories.
  精确轰炸用于摧毁敌人的空军基地和军工厂。
• They drew up a rough draft and worked on weight calculations, allowing for fuel, crew, armaments, landing gear and bomb load.
  他们制定了一个粗略的草稿，并致力于重量计算，允许燃料，船员，装备，起落架和炸弹负载。
• The generals, meanwhile, depend on China for money and armaments.
  同时，缅甸将军们也依赖于中国的金钱和武器。