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noun arms and ammunition兵器和弹药 Police officers in the UK do not usually carry arms. 英国警察通常不携带武器。 the King’s Arms (= used as the name of a pub)国王盾形徽章（酒吧名） The government called on the terrorists to lay down their arms. He encouraged his supporters to take up arms against the state. He was accused of supplying arms to terrorists The country’s economic growth could fuel an arms build-up. The government called on them to lay down their arms and surrender. The people took up arms to defend their country. The right to bear arms is enshrined in the Constitution. There were more than a million men under arms during the American Civil War. fighters using small arms and home-made grenades It was the first ‘modern’ war, with more than a million men under arms. Police officers in the UK do not usually carry arms. 英国警察通常不携带武器。 The UN imposed an arms embargo on the country. The arms race between the superpowers escalated still more. The government was blamed for the shortage of arms and ammunition during the first two years of the war. The royal arms appear on the door of the Queen’s carriage. |