armour
Pronunciation: [ˈɑːrmər]
Word
Context: “protection”
(noun) a tough covering worn by soldiers or knights to protect their bodies during battles. It's made to stop weapons from hurting them.
Example
The knight wore shining armour that protected him in the fight.
Example
Without any armour, the soldiers felt very vulnerable and exposed.
Example
Why do you think soldiers wear armour in combat?
Context: “animals”
(noun) the hard, protective outer layer of some animals, like turtles or armadillos. This helps keep them safe from dangers.
Example
The turtle's armour helped it hide from predators in the water.
Example
Without its thick armour, the armadillo would be much more at risk.
Example
What does the armadillo's armour do to help it survive?
Context: “vehicles”
(noun) the strong covering on vehicles like tanks that protects them from attacks. This keeps the people inside safer.
Example
The tank's armour was strong enough to withstand enemy fire.
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A vehicle without good armour is more likely to be damaged in a battle.
Example
How important is armour for military vehicles during combat?
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