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arm
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/ɑːm/
US
/ɑrm/
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arm
noun
arms
pl
UK
/ɑːm/
US
/ɑrm/
Translations
подлокотник
The chair's arm was very comfortable.
Подлокотник кресла был очень удобным.
рука
He broke his arm while playing football.
Он сломал руку, играя в футбол.
рукав
The arm of the shirt was too long for him.
Рукав рубашки был слишком длинным для него.
ветвь
The arm of the river split into two smaller streams.
Ветвь реки разделилась на два меньших потока.
Additional translations
ответвление
рычаг
рукоятка
Definitions
A limb of the human body extending from the shoulder to the hand.
She raised her arm to wave goodbye.
A part of a machine or structure that is similar to or functions like a human arm.
The robot's arm moved with precision to assemble the parts.
A branch or division of an organization or group.
The charity has an educational arm that focuses on literacy programs.
arms (plural): weapons; armaments, especially firearms
The soldiers were equipped with the latest arms for the mission.
A narrow extension or inlet of water projecting from a larger body such as a sea, lake, or river.
We paddled down a calm arm of the lake before turning back.
The side part of a chair, sofa, or similar piece of furniture designed to support the sitter's arm
He rested his elbow on the arm of the chair while reading.
Synonyms
appendage
forelimb
extremity
limb
member
arm
verb
armed
Past Simple
armed
Past Participle
arming
Gerund
UK
/ɑːm/
US
/ɑrm/
Translations
вооружать
The government decided to arm the soldiers with new weapons.
Правительство решило вооружать солдат новым оружием.
Additional translations
снабжать
оснащать
Definitions
To supply or equip with weapons or arms.
The government decided to arm the troops with the latest technology.
To prepare oneself for a confrontation or challenge.
She armed herself with knowledge before entering the debate.
To set or prepare (a bomb, device, or system) so that it is ready to operate
She armed the security system before leaving the house.
Synonyms
prepare
supply
provide
furnish
equip
arm
adjective
UK
/ɑːm/
US
/ɑrm/
Used attributively to modify another noun, meaning ‘relating to the arm (limb)’
Definitions
Relating to, situated on, or intended for the arm.
He wore a special brace for arm support during training.
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