armed in Latin
armed in Latin is armiger, armātus — armed means carrying or equipped with a weapon.
armed in Latin
armiger
armātus
What does "armed" mean?
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adjective Carrying or equipped with a weapon.
"Armed police guarded the entrance to the building."
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adjective Equipped or prepared with something needed for a task, or set/ready for use.
"She walked into the interview armed with research on the company."
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armed in a sentence
- Armed police guarded the entrance to the building.
- The suspect was reported armed and dangerous.
- She walked into the interview armed with research on the company.
- The alarm system is now armed for the night.
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What is "armed" in Latin?
"armed" in Latin is armiger, armātus. armed means: Carrying or equipped with a weapon.
How do you use "armed" in a sentence?
Example: "Armed police guarded the entrance to the building." In Latin, "armed" is armiger, armātus.
Are there other ways to say "armed" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "armed": armiger, armātus.
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