armoured

armoured
adjective
(Brit.)

armoured car/train — Panzerwagen/-zug, der

armoured cable — armiertes Kabel

armoured division — Panzerdivision, die

armoured glass — Panzerglas, das

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adjective
1) ((of vehicles etc) protected by armour: an armoured car.) gepanzert
2) (made up of armoured vehicles: an armoured division of an army.) Panzer-...
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ar·moured, AM ar·mored
[ˈɑ:məd, AM ˈɑ:rmɚd]
adj
1. (furnished with armour) gepanzert
\armoured car Panzer[späh]wagen m
\armoured glass Panzerglas nt
\armoured personnel carrier gepanzerter Mannschaftswagen
\armoured train Panzerzug m
2. (furnished with armoured vehicles) bewaffnet
\armoured division Panzerdivision f
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(US) ['Aːməd]
adj
Panzer-; vehicle gepanzert

armoured car — Panzerwagen m

armoured personnel carrier — Schützenpanzer(wagen) m

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armored, besonders Br armoured [ˈɑː(r)mə(r)d] adj MIL, TECH gepanzert, Panzer…:
armored attack Panzerangriff m;
armored cable Panzerkabel n;
armored car
a) Panzerkampfwagen m,
b) gepanzertes Fahrzeug (für Geldtransporte etc);
armored cruiser Panzerkreuzer m;
armored division Panzerdivision f;
armored infantry Panzergrenadiere pl;
armored train Panzerzug m
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adjective
(Brit.)

armoured car/train — Panzerwagen/-zug, der

armoured cable — armiertes Kabel

armoured division — Panzerdivision, die

armoured glass — Panzerglas, das


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