| 单词 | arms |
| 释义 | arms nounadjective | verb + arms | arms + noun | preposition adjective➤nuclear核武器▸➤small轻武器◆fighters using small arms and home-made grenades使用轻武器和自制手榴弹的战士verb + arms➤bear, carry携带武器◆the right to bear arms is enshrined in the constitution.携带武器的权利已庄严载入宪法。➤call sb to (formal) 号召某人投入战斗◆he called his comrades to arms (= urged them to fight).他号召战友们投入战斗。➤take up (formal) 开始战斗◆the people took up arms to defend their country.人们拿起武器保卫自己的国家。➤lay down (formal) 停止战斗◆they called on the rebels to lay down their arms and surrender.他们呼吁叛军放下武器投降。➤supply提供武器◆he was accused of supplying arms to terrorists.他被指控为恐怖分子提供武器。arms + noun➤build-up, race军备扩充／竞赛◆the country's economic growth could fuel an arms build-up.这个国家的经济发展会助推其扩充军备。➤control, embargo军备控制；武器禁运➤reduction军备削减➤agreement, treaty武器协定／条约➤exports, shipment军火出口／运输▸➤deal, industry, sales, trade军火交易／工业／销售／贸易➤dealer, merchant军火商➤manufacturer军火生产商➤inspection武器核查➤inspector武器核查员preposition➤under arms (formal) 服现役◆there were more than a million men under arms during the american civil war.美国内战期间有一百多万男子参战。 arms [plural] (also coat of arms [countable]) (plural arms, coats of arms)a design or shield that is a special symbol of a family, city or other organization（家族、城市或机构的）盾形纹章，盾徽◆the royal arms appear on the door of the queen's carriage.女王乘坐的四轮马车门上贴着皇家盾徽。 arms [plural] (rather formal) weapons, especially as used by an army or the police（尤指军队或警察使用的）兵器，武器◆police officers in the uk do not usually carry arms.英国警察通常不携带武器。◆he encouraged his supporters to take up arms (= prepare to fight) against the state.他鼓动支持者做好准备与政府战斗。◆the government called on the terrorists to lay down their arms (= stop fighting).政府要求恐怖分子停止战斗。ⓘ an arms race is a situation in which countries compete to get the most and best weapons. * arms race 指军备竞赛◆the arms race between the superpowers escalated still more.超级大国间的军备竞赛不断升级。 ➡ see also arm → equip verb 1 arms/ɑ:mz ||; ɑrmz/noun[pl] 1. weapons, especially those that are used in war 武器（尤指在战争中使用的）: ◇a reduction in nuclear arms 裁减核武器 2. =coat of armsup in arms protesting angrily about sth 愤怒抗议: ◇the workers were up in arms over the news that the factory was going to close. 工厂即将关闭的消息引起工人愤怒抗议。 armssee ⇨ weapon 1 • • •• ⇨ be up in arms• ⇨ lay down arms• ⇨ put your arms around• ⇨ take sb in your arms arms /ɑrmz; ɑːmz/n [plural 复数]weapons 武器，军火:◇supplying arms to the rebels 为造反者提供武器◇an international arms dealer 国际军火商 |
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