Definition of body armour in English:

body armour

noun

mass noun

Clothing worn by army and police personnel to protect against gunfire.
Example sentencesExamples
- Why are our police not being given body armour such as this?
- At the raid in Glasgow, police officers wearing full body armour arrived at Rosemount Street, Royston.
- Larry Ellison, founder and chief executive of Oracle Corp, collects Samurai body armor.
- Gunshots were heard as elite police officers in body armour ran into the building where the man and the hostages had been holed up.
- That meant equipping police forces with body armor and rifles, instead of just badges and handguns.
- The Home Office recommends body armour for police officers on potentially dangerous operations, but it does not require it to be worn.
- If the protesters manage to get past the riot police, a cadre of MPs and soldiers in riot gear and body armor meet them.
- Weighed down with weapons, equipment, helmets and body armour, they patrol in temperatures that can reach the high 60s.
- Aloft in the turret, Mitchell counts on the additional protection of his body armor.
- The shots hit both shoulders near the collar bone, where his body armor didn't protect him.
- As soon as you put Interceptor body armor on, you lose the utility of all your pockets.
- However, ask any soldier shot in the chest if his body armor is worth it, and he will tell you it saved his life.
- He was caught wearing body armour when stopped by police last year and was convicted of causing criminal damage after defacing a prison cell wall.
- If the Pentagon wanted to buy Interceptor body armor for every servicemember on active duty, it could.
- With his hands handcuffed behind his back, he was flanked in the dock by seven police officers wearing body armour and thick black gloves.
- Each tanker on the ground needs to be equipped with the best available body armor and protective equipment.
- Many police firearm instructors wear body armor as a matter of course.
- At one stage, there were 13 police officers in body armour in the dock.
- Personal body armor is mostly from indigenous Swedish origin and have been battle proven in Bosnia.
- The man was eventually dragged handcuffed from a block of flats in Malton's Railway Street, by four police officers wearing full body armour.

单词	body armour
释义	Definition of body armour in English: body armour noun mass noun Clothing worn by army and police personnel to protect against gunfire. Example sentencesExamples Why are our police not being given body armour such as this? At the raid in Glasgow, police officers wearing full body armour arrived at Rosemount Street, Royston. Larry Ellison, founder and chief executive of Oracle Corp, collects Samurai body armor. Gunshots were heard as elite police officers in body armour ran into the building where the man and the hostages had been holed up. That meant equipping police forces with body armor and rifles, instead of just badges and handguns. The Home Office recommends body armour for police officers on potentially dangerous operations, but it does not require it to be worn. If the protesters manage to get past the riot police, a cadre of MPs and soldiers in riot gear and body armor meet them. Weighed down with weapons, equipment, helmets and body armour, they patrol in temperatures that can reach the high 60s. Aloft in the turret, Mitchell counts on the additional protection of his body armor. The shots hit both shoulders near the collar bone, where his body armor didn't protect him. As soon as you put Interceptor body armor on, you lose the utility of all your pockets. However, ask any soldier shot in the chest if his body armor is worth it, and he will tell you it saved his life. He was caught wearing body armour when stopped by police last year and was convicted of causing criminal damage after defacing a prison cell wall. If the Pentagon wanted to buy Interceptor body armor for every servicemember on active duty, it could. With his hands handcuffed behind his back, he was flanked in the dock by seven police officers wearing body armour and thick black gloves. Each tanker on the ground needs to be equipped with the best available body armor and protective equipment. Many police firearm instructors wear body armor as a matter of course. At one stage, there were 13 police officers in body armour in the dock. Personal body armor is mostly from indigenous Swedish origin and have been battle proven in Bosnia. The man was eventually dragged handcuffed from a block of flats in Malton's Railway Street, by four police officers wearing full body armour.
随便看	in times past in time to come intimidate intimidated intimidated (by) intimidate into intimidates intimidating intimidating intimidatingly intimidatingly intimidating remark intimidation intimidation intimidations intimidator intimidator intimidatory intimidatory intimism intimist intimist intimity intinction in tip-top condition