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armour: noun
armour-plated: adjective and adverb

armour [ˈɑ:məʳ, Am ˈɑ:rmɚ] N no pl

1. armour (for knights):

[suit of] armour

zbroja f

2. armour (for vehicles):

armour

opancerzenie nt

armour

pancerz m

3. armour (troops):

armour

oddziały mpl pancerne

4. armour fig (protection):

armour

pancerz m

armour-plated ADJ

armour-plated car:

armour-plated

Usage examples with armour

armour-plated

knight in shining armour

[suit of] armour

suit of armour

a chink in sb's armour

pięta f achillesowa

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Medium tanks became heavier, their armour became thicker and their firepower increased. en.wikipedia.org

The launchers were protected with armour plate or wire mesh. en.wikipedia.org

Like other pangolins, it has large, overlapping scales on its body which act as armour. en.wikipedia.org

One of these is a more efficient envelopment of a certain vehicle volume by armour. en.wikipedia.org

However, the armour requires other equipment to be added to it in order to make it function fully. en.wikipedia.org

Typically, the merchants sell arts, crafts and off the peg armour. en.wikipedia.org

It has heavily ossified body armour on both its dorsal and ventral surfaces. en.wikipedia.org

There are collections of arms and armour, clocks and watches and a collection of over 18,000 coins and medals. en.wikipedia.org

An impact would not result in a complete melting of projectile and armour. en.wikipedia.org

The musketeers were the first infantry to give up armour entirely. en.wikipedia.org

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