armed [ɑːmd] adjetivoarmado(a) - to be armed -> estar armado(a)
- armed forces -> fuerzas (f pl) armadas
- armed robbery -> atraco (m) a mano armada
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armed [armd]adjetivoArmado, provisto de armas; en botánica, espinoso.
Eficaz.
(Fís.) Provisto de una armadura.- Long-armed, short-armed -> de brazos largos, de brazos cortos
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armed [ɑːmd]
verb:past
verb:participle:past
adjective
[+conflict, struggle, resistance] armado their men were not armed sus hombres no iban armados; their men were heavily armed sus hombres iban bien provistos de armas; armed guards guardias armados; (m)
much of the food aid has been looted by armed gangs Aidid's men could put up armed resistance if the UN tries to run the port they have adopted a policy of armed resistance
the armed forcesforces las fuerzas armadas
armed robberyrobbery robo a mano armada; (m)
armed with sthwith armado de con algo;or they were armed with machine guns iban armados de con ametralladoras;or she came armed with reams of statistics vino armada de con páginas y páginas de estadísticas;or
a helicopter armed with missiles armed only with a microphone she went to the meeting armed with figures armed with this information, he managed to convince them I hurried to the shop armed with my chequebook armies of peasants armed with guns the thugs were armed with knives they have come armed with plenty of examples to support their case
the missile was armed with a conventional warhead el misil estaba equipado de con una cabeza convencional;or
armed to the teeth armado hasta los dientes every single man you see in the street is armed to the teeth they jump out of the bushes, armed to the teeth, and shout at drivers, 'Your car or your life.'
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