armband in Latin
armband in Latin is galbeus — armband means a band worn around the upper arm, often as a symbol (mourning, protest) or to mark a team captain.
armband in Latin
galbeus
(sports) A band worn around the arm of the captain of a team.
What does "armband" mean?
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noun A band worn around the upper arm, often as a symbol (mourning, protest) or to mark a team captain.
"The captain wears the armband during every match."
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noun An inflatable band worn on the arm to help a swimmer, often a child, stay afloat.
"Put your armbands on before you get in the pool."
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armband in a sentence
- The captain wears the armband during every match.
- Protesters wore black armbands in solidarity.
- Put your armbands on before you get in the pool.
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What is "armband" in Latin?
"armband" in Latin is galbeus. armband means: A band worn around the upper arm, often as a symbol (mourning, protest) or to mark a team captain.
How do you use "armband" in a sentence?
Example: "The captain wears the armband during every match." In Latin, "armband" is galbeus.
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