"armed" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés

armed adjetivo

armed + sustantivo

Kolokacji: 180

armed force • armed man • armed conflict • armed guard • armed robbery • armed service • armed group • armed struggle • ...

Kolokacji: 41

Grup znaczeniowych: 30

Kolokacji: 28

1. armed force = uzbrojona siła armed force

2. armed service = usługa z bronią w ręku armed service

3. armed wing = uzbrojone skrzydło armed wing

4. armed troop = uzbrojona gromada armed troop

5. armed unit = uzbrojona jednostka armed unit

6. armed personnel = uzbrojony personel armed personnel

7. armed action = czyn zbrojny armed action

8. armed patrol = patrol z bronią w ręku armed patrol

9. armed Palestinian = uzbrojony Palestyńczyk armed Palestinian

10. armed organization = organizacja z bronią w ręku armed organization

11. armed squad = uzbrojony oddział armed squad

12. armed formation = uzbrojona formacja armed formation

13. armed expedition = wyprawa z bronią w ręku armed expedition

14. armed marshal = uzbrojony marszałek armed marshal

15. armed sailor = uzbrojony marynarz armed sailor

16. armed commando = uzbrojona jednostka do zadań specjalnych armed commando

17. armed operation = uzbrojona operacja armed operation

18. armed activity = uzbrojona działalność armed activity

19. armed contingent = uzbrojona reprezentacja armed contingent

20. armed fortress = uzbrojona twierdza armed fortress

21. armed siege = uzbrojone oblężenie armed siege

22. armed cavalry = uzbrojona kawaleria armed cavalry

They were dressed in full ambassadorial regalia, and followed at a respectful distance by a small squadron of armed cavalry.
The muttered, grunting laughter of a hundred heavily armed cavalry rose hungrily behind him, and the wavering faces turned back to the storm.
In connection with this institution we now hear of a heavily armed cavalry as the kernel of the national army.
Zerlana, surrounded by a half-squad of heavily armed cavalry, reined up beside him.
Above these were the heavily armed cavalry, who were free vassals of noble blood.
The surviving knights had swung to face Macon's lighter armed cavalry.
They were not trained to attack well-formed infantry or heavily armed European cavalry, and did not play a further part in the battle.
Of the heavily armed mercenary cavalry who had been with him at the beginning, he could see nothing.
After returning, Alafin Orompoto (c. 1560-1580) built up an army based on heavily armed cavalry and long-service troops.
A delegation from one kingdom to the next, even if it was composed of armed cavalry in full armor, would hardly justify their attack.