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arm如何读

英：[ɑːm]

美：[ɑːrm]

arm英汉释义

n.(名词)

[C]臂 the part of body from shoulder to hand
[U]武器,军火 a thing that you use for fighting

v.(动词)

vt. & vi. 把…武装起来 supply weapons and armor

arm是什么意思

n. (名词)

臂，手臂，上肢，臂状物
扶手
衣袖，袖子
兵种
武器
权力
杆
大树枝
力量
部门，分部
狭长港湾，狭长地带
职能部门
花一大笔钱
与某人保持距离
军事行动
纹章
兵役

abbr. (缩略词)

= antiradar missile 反雷达飞弹
= antiradiation missile 反辐射飞弹
= automated route management 自动化程式管理
= adjustable rate mortgage 可调息抵押贷款
= Asynchronous Response Mode 异步应答方式

v. (动词)

用武器装备，武装（到牙齿），全副武装，装备武器、工具等，装备（防御工事）
提供，供给，供给...武器，为...提供武器，给...装甲
配备（所需部件）
备战
给…装上引信（导火线）
打开…的保险
准备发射
使随时爆炸
拿起武器，准备（斗争）
发给
扩充军备
筑堡于，设防于
准备…以随时应用

arm词根

词根：arm

adj.

armed 武装的；有扶手的；有防卫器官的（指动物）

armored 装甲的

armless 无扶手的；无臂的；无武器的

armor [军] 装甲；盔甲

armament 武器；军备

arming 武装；装备；徽章

vt.

armor 为…装甲

arm英英释义

noun (1)

a human upper limbespecially: the part between the shoulder and the wrist

something like or corresponding to an arm: such as

the forelimb of a vertebrate

a limb of an invertebrate animal

a branch or lateral shoot of a plant

a slender part of a structure, machine, or an instrument projecting from a main part, axis, or fulcrum

the end of a ship's yardalso: the part of an anchor from the crown to the fluke see anchor illustration

any of the usually two parts of a chromosome lateral to the centromere

an inlet of water (as from the sea)

a narrow extension of a larger area, mass, or group

power, might

the long arm of the law

a support (as on a chair) for the elbow and forearm

sleeve

the ability to throw or pitch a ball wellalso: a player having such ability

a functional division of a group, organization, institution, or activity

the logistical arm of the air force

medical a group of subjects provided a particular treatment in a clinical trial

Since this trial did not include a radiation-only treatment arm, it has been questioned whether radiation therapy alone might be as effective as sequential chemotherapy and radiation therapy in preserving the larynx.—Everett E. Vokes et al.

verb

transitive verb

to furnish or equip with weapons

to furnish with something that strengthens or protects

arming citizens with the right to vote

to equip or ready for action or operation

arm a bomb

intransitive verb

to prepare oneself for struggle or resistance

arm for combat

noun (2)

a means (such as a weapon) of offense or defenseespecially: firearm

a combat branch (as of an army)

an organized branch of national defense (such as the navy)

the hereditary heraldic devices of a family

heraldic devices adopted by a government

active hostilities : warfare

a call to arms

military service

abbreviation (1)

Armenian

abbreviation (2)

adjustable rate mortgage

arm词组

in arms怀抱着的；武装起来的

on one's arm由(或靠)手臂支撑着

up in arms竭力反对；进行武装斗争

at arm's length疏远；在手臂伸得到的地方

right arm右臂；得力助手

with open arms张开双臂；热情地；亲切地

on the arm[美国俚语],◎赊账，(常指后来也)不付钱地,◎免费地

arm in arm臂挽臂

upper arm上臂

bear arms携带武器；当兵

with arms武装的

under his arm（腋下）挟着

robot arm机械手臂；机器手

long arm长臂

rocker arm摇臂，摇杆

swing arm摇动臂

control armn. 控制杆，操作杆

arm of the law[讽刺语]执法人(如警察、法官、律师等),[讽刺语]法律的爪牙，法律之力(指司法官、律师、警察等)

take up armsv. 拿起武器

suspension arm吊臂；弹簧吊架；悬挂臂，悬架臂

arm词源中文解释

[人体的上肢]，中古英语 arm，源自古英语 earm，源自原始日耳曼语 *armaz（源头还包括古撒克逊语、丹麦语、瑞典语、中古荷兰语、德语 arm，古诺尔斯语 armr，古弗里西亚语 erm），源自 PIE 词根 *ar- “拼合”（源头还包括梵语 irmah “手臂”，希腊语 arthron “关节”，拉丁语 armus “肩膀”）。

海湾的 Arm 在古英语中出现。 Arm-twister “有说服力的人”出自1915年。 Arm-wrestling 出自1899年。

They wenten arme in arme yfere Into the gardyn [Chaucer]

arm_人体组织学行业词汇

支臂

arm_动物学行业词汇

腕，又称：腕(brachiole (棘皮动物) )

臂

arm_医学行业词汇

臂：在肩关节和肘之间的上肢部，以与前臂区别

俗指从肩至手的上肢。另见brachium

细长部分或延长部分

通常有独立运动的功能，由主要结构伸出

附加物或凸出物，通过它可在口腔内保持可摘部分义齿的位置

染色体的臂

arm_机械行业词汇

摇臂

一端装在单立柱上，可绕立柱轴线回转，并可沿其轴线上下移动且具有水平导轨的零件。

arm_水产行业词汇

腕,头足类动物长在口周围由足特化而成的捕食器官。

arm_生物学行业词汇

腕

arm_电力行业词汇

臂

arm_航天行业词汇

臂

arm_解剖学行业词汇

臂，又称：臂(Brachium（拉）)

arm词源英文解释

Noun (1) Middle English, going back to Old English earm, arm, going back to Germanic *arma-, masculine, (whence also Old Frisian erm "arm," Old Saxon arm, Old High German aram, arm, Old Norse armr, Gothic arms), going back to Indo-European *h2orH-mo-, whence also Old Church Slavic ramo "shoulder," Bosnian-Croatian-Serbian rȁme, stem rȁmen-, Czech ráměk; a parallel zero-grade *h2r̥H-mó- gives Old Prussian irmo "arm," Lithuanian (eastern dialects) ìrmėdė "pain from gout, chill, fever" (irm- "arm" + -ėdė "eating"), Sanskrit īrmá- "arm," Avestan arəma-; Latin armus "forequarter (of an animal), shoulder" probably goes back to *h2erH-mo- Note: Usually claimed to be a derivative of the verb *h2er- "fit, join" (see arm >entry 3)—very plausible semantically—though the Sanskrit and Baltic forms require a second laryngeal (*h2erH-) in the base (cf. Rix et al., Lexikon der indogermanischen Verben, 2. Auflage, Wiesbaden, 2001, where the verbal base is posited without a second laryngeal). Could the suffix be *-H-mo-? The Slavic noun fluctuates in inflection between -mo- and -men- (see André Vaillant, Grammaire comparée des langues slaves, II:1 [Lyon, 1958], pp. 214-15). According to P. Schrijver, The Reflexes of the Proto-Indo-European Laryngeals in Latin (Amsterdam, 1991), p. 194, Latin armus cannot be traced to *h2r̥H-mo-, which would have yielded *ramus. Regarding Armenian armukn "elbow," see H. K. Martirosyan, Etymological Dictionary of the Armenian Inherited Lexicon, Leiden, 2010, s.v. Verb Middle English armen, borrowed from Anglo-French armer, going back to Latin armāre, derivative of arma "implements of war, weapons, equipment" — more at arm >entry 3 Noun (2) Middle English armes (plural), "weapons, the military profession, heraldic devices," borrowed from Anglo-French, plural of arme "weapon," going back to Latin arma (neuter plural) "implements of war, weapons, equipment," derivative, with a suffix *-mo-, from a presumed verbal base *ar-, going back to Indo-European *h2er- "fit, join," whence Greek reduplicated aorist ḗraron "(I) fit together, equipped, fit closely" (from which present tense ararískō, ararískein), ármenos (middle participle) "fitting, suited to," and (with suffixed *-smo- giving initial aspiration?) harmós "joint," hárma, harmat- "chariot, team of horses"; Armenian arari "(I) made," aṙnem "I make" Note: See also art >entry 1, arthro-, article >entry 1, artiodactyl.

The first known use of arm was before the 12th century

arm儿童词典英英释义

arm1 of 3noun

a human upper limbespecially: the part between the shoulder and wrist

a corresponding limb of a lower vertebrate animal

something resembling an arm in shape or position the arm of a chair

an arm of the sea

power entry 1 sense 1a

the long arm of the law

sleeve sense 1

arm2 of 3verb

to provide with weapons

arm a regiment

to provide with a way of fighting, competing, or succeeding

armed herself with facts

to make ready for action or use

arm a bomb

arm3 of 3noun

weaponespecially: firearm

a branch of an army

a branch of the military forces

plural the designs on a shield or flag of a family or a government

actual fighting : warfare

a call to arms

military service

armholenoun

an opening for the arm in a garment

armfulnoun

as much as a person's arm can hold

an armful of books

armedadjective

furnished with weapons

an armed guard

furnished with something that provides security or strength

armed with knowledge

armchairnoun

a chair with supports for a person's arms

armaturenoun

a covering or structure (as the spines of a cactus) used for protection or defense

the part of an electric generator that consists of coils of wire around an iron core and that induces an electric current when it is rotated in a magnetic field

the part of an electric motor that consists of coils of wire around an iron core and that is caused to rotate in a magnetic field when an electric current is passed through the coils

the movable part of an electromagnetic device (as a loudspeaker)

armamentnoun

the military strength and equipment of a nation

a supply of war materials

the process of preparing for war

armamentnoun

the military strength and equipment of a nation

a supply of war materials

the process of preparing for war

armadillonoun

any of several small burrowing mammals of warm parts of the Americas whose head and body are protected by hard bony armor

arm1 of 3noun

a human upper limbespecially: the part between the shoulder and wrist

a corresponding limb of a lower vertebrate animal

something resembling an arm in shape or position the arm of a chair

an arm of the sea

power entry 1 sense 1a

the long arm of the law

sleeve sense 1

arm2 of 3verb

to provide with weapons

arm a regiment

to provide with a way of fighting, competing, or succeeding

armed herself with facts

to make ready for action or use

arm a bomb

arm3 of 3noun

weaponespecially: firearm

a branch of an army

a branch of the military forces

plural the designs on a shield or flag of a family or a government

actual fighting : warfare

a call to arms

military service

arm医学词典英英释义

armnoun

a human upper limb

the part of the human upper limb between the shoulder and the wristalso: brachium

the forelimb of a vertebrate other than a human being

a limb of an invertebrate animal

any of the usually two parts of a chromosome lateral to the centromere

a group of subjects provided a particular treatment in a clinical trial

arm 例句

1 He grabbed her by the arm and spit something that resembled an oyster onto her face.

2 I wait too because Mom’s just come into the bedroom from the shower, and the first word poised to come out of my mouth would have had her up in arms.

3 He held a G3 weapon and his helmet under his arms.

4 The boy eyed it warily, letting his arms drop.

5 Fire raced up his arm and over his body until he was completely shrouded in a thin veil of flame.

6 His arm was red to the elbow, glistening in the light off the river.

7 In a very human gesture, he put his arms around me and pressed his face against my hair.

8 My mother hugged me, then examined my arms and legs.

9 He opens his arms and I realize he’s assuming his preacher’s pose, the one from his own pulpit, back in Prentisstown.

10 Usually he walked around threatening the men with a strait jacket which he always carried over his arm, and usually they were quiet and submissive in his presence.

11 Still, there’s a difference between an education officer showing up with a group of armed men and carrying someone off, and their enrolling in a school on their own.

12 I swallowed another mouthful and felt Papa’s strong arm on my shoulders.

13 I resisted a mad impulse to take a ride—into Lucinda’s arms, no doubt.

14 A man's work kept the back and arm strong for war.

15 She threw her arms around his neck.

她张开双臂搂住他的脖子。

16 But The Taker puts his arms around her waist, and she clasps her hands around his neck.

17 He obeyed with no idea what was to happen, and to his terror saw armed men spring up from the furrows.

18 Over the arm of the couch, I caught a glimpse of his face staring back at me through the dark beyond the window—where just a few minutes earlier I had been crouching.

19 I'm sitting against my locker ten minutes before the first period bell when Tiny comes running down the hallway, his arms a jumble of Tiny Dancer audition posters.

20 I could immobilize my arms and legs, but inside me it was rush hour in downtown Phoenix.