armor
Prononciation : [ˈɑːrmər]
Contexte : « military »
(noun) armor is special clothing or equipment that protects a person from getting hurt, especially in battles. Imagine a knight wearing shiny metal to stay safe in a fight.
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The knight wore strong armor to protect himself during the battle.
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Without armor, the soldier felt very exposed and worried during the fight.
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What kind of armor did the heroes wear in the movie?
Contexte : « figurative protection »
(noun) armor can also mean something that helps protect you emotionally or mentally. It’s like when you have strong feelings that help shield you from feeling sad or hurt.
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She built her emotional armor over the years to deal with tough situations.
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Without her armor, she felt vulnerable and easily upset by mean words.
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How can we create emotional armor for ourselves?
Contexte : « protection »
(verb) to armor means to equip someone or something with protective gear or support. It’s like putting on armor or making sure someone is safe.
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The team decided to armor their vehicles before going on the dangerous mission.
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They forgot to armor the supplies, and they were damaged during the trip.
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How can we best armor our friends when they feel sad?