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

• Many such targets were strategic, such as armaments factories.
  许多是战略目标，例如军工厂。
• 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。
• 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。
• 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 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。
• Although an agreement to renounce nuclear weapons as part of a general reduction of armaments would not afford an ultimate solution, it would serve certain important purposes.
  尽管放弃核武器的协定，作为总体武器削减的一部分，并不能提供一个终极的解决方案，但是这个协定依然可以起到重要的作用。
• Neither party would resort to war or increase its armaments during this interval of "cooling off".
  在这个冷却期，双方都不能诉诸战争或增加武装力量。
• 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。
• Half their total spending is allocated to armaments.
  他们总开支的一半用于军备开支。