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forearmed

/fɔːˈɑːmd/

/fɔrˈɑrmd/

forearmedadjective

more forearmed

Comp.

most forearmed

Super.

/fɔːˈɑːmd/

/fɔrˈɑrmd/

Translations

вооружённый

A forearmed person is better prepared for unexpected challenges.

Вооружённый человек лучше подготовлен к неожиданным вызовам.

Definitions

Prepared or equipped in advance for a particular situation or challenge.

Being forearmed with the latest market data, the investor was able to make informed decisions.

Supplied with weapons or other means of defense beforehand (literal sense).

The soldiers, forearmed with rifles and grenades, advanced cautiously.

Synonyms

forearmnoun

Definitions

The part of the human arm between the elbow and the wrist.

She tattooed a small symbol on her left forearm.

The section of a bird's wing between the elbow and the wrist joint.

The ornithologist measured the length of the hawk's forearm.

The forward part of a firearm's stock, beneath and parallel to the barrel, designed to be gripped by the supporting hand.

He fitted his shotgun with a synthetic forearm for better grip.

forearmadjective

Definitions

Relating to, involving, or located in the forearm.

Forearm strength is essential for rock climbers.

forearmverb

forearmed

Past Simple

forearmed

Past Simple

forearmed

Past Participle

forearming

Gerund

/ˈfɔːˌɑːm/

/ˈfɔrˌɑrm/

Translations

подготовиться

He decided to forearm himself with knowledge before the meeting.

Он решил подготовиться с помощью знаний перед встречей.

Definitions

To arm, equip, or prepare in advance for a future situation.

They forearmed themselves with extra supplies before setting out into the desert.

Synonyms

prepare in advance