armory
word
/ˈɑɹmɝi/
/ˈɑːməɹˌi/
Definition
A building where weapons and military equipment are stored, or sometimes a place for training soldiers.
Usage & Nuances
Mainly used in formal, military, or historical contexts. 'Armory' in US English can also refer to a hall used for events, especially by the National Guard. Do not confuse 'armory' with 'armor' (protective clothing). Less commonly used in everyday speech.
Spanish: armeríaPortuguese (BR): armazém de armas - arsenalPortuguese (PT): armazém de armas - arsenalChinese (Simplified): 军械库Chinese (Traditional): 軍械庫Hindi: शस्त्रागारArabic: مستودع الأسلحةBengali: আর্মোরি - অস্ত্রাগারRussian: арсеналJapanese: 武器庫Vietnamese: kho vũ khíKorean: 무기고Turkish: cephanelikUrdu: اسلحہ خانہIndonesian: gudang senjata
Example Sentences
The soldiers keep their weapons in the armory.
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The old castle had a secret armory.
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We visited the city’s armory during the field trip.
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The National Guard hosts events at the downtown armory every year.
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After the alarm went off, everyone rushed to the armory to prepare.
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Rumor has it there's an abandoned armory somewhere in these woods.
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