arsenal

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Weaponsarsenalar‧se‧nal /ˈɑːsənəl $ ˈɑːr-/ noun [countable] 1 WEAPONa large group of weapons that someone has Britain’s nuclear arsenalarsenal of an arsenal of guns2 PMWWEAPONa building where weapons are stored3 the equipment, methods etc that someone can use to help them achieve something a software package that’s now part of our arsenalarsenal of He has a whole arsenal of cameras.Examples from the Corpusarsenal• He can then arm an arsenal of microorganisms with an inherited lust for a variety of dioxin compounds.• Coetzee took possession of a considerable arsenal at Vlakplaas.• I say nuclear catastrophe partly because any exchange of nuclear arsenals will bear no resemblance to anything that could be called war.• The nuclear arsenals of the superpowers had in-creased.• Under the arsenal ship program, however, weapons makers and shipbuilders were working together.• The only real weapons in your arsenal in this town are talent and a heckuva lot of money.ArsenalArsenal a very successful English football team from North London. They play at the Emirates stadium in Ashburton Grove, Islington. They have won the League Championship many times and have ‘done the Double’ (=won the League Championship and the FA Cup in the same year) three times, in 1971,1998, and 2002. In 1994 they won the Cup Winners’ Cup.Origin arsenal (1500-1600) Italian arsenale, from Arabic dar sina'ah “house where things are made”

单词	arsenal
释义	arsenal From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Weaponsarsenalar‧se‧nal /ˈɑːsənəl $ ˈɑːr-/ noun [countable] 1 WEAPONa large group of weapons that someone has Britain’s nuclear arsenalarsenal of an arsenal of guns2 PMWWEAPONa building where weapons are stored3 the equipment, methods etc that someone can use to help them achieve something a software package that’s now part of our arsenalarsenal of He has a whole arsenal of cameras.Examples from the Corpusarsenal• He can then arm an arsenal of microorganisms with an inherited lust for a variety of dioxin compounds.• Coetzee took possession of a considerable arsenal at Vlakplaas.• I say nuclear catastrophe partly because any exchange of nuclear arsenals will bear no resemblance to anything that could be called war.• The nuclear arsenals of the superpowers had in-creased.• Under the arsenal ship program, however, weapons makers and shipbuilders were working together.• The only real weapons in your arsenal in this town are talent and a heckuva lot of money.ArsenalArsenal a very successful English football team from North London. They play at the Emirates stadium in Ashburton Grove, Islington. They have won the League Championship many times and have ‘done the Double’ (=won the League Championship and the FA Cup in the same year) three times, in 1971,1998, and 2002. In 1994 they won the Cup Winners’ Cup.Origin arsenal (1500-1600) Italian arsenale, from Arabic dar sina'ah “house where things are made”
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