Armés (en. Armed)
/aʁme/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishFrench
adjective
who is equipped with one or more weapons
The soldiers were armed to the teeth.
Les soldats étaient armés jusqu'aux dents.
who has a certain level of preparation or equipment
The negotiators were armed with strong arguments.
Les négociateurs étaient armés d'arguments solides.
who has been armed in case of war
The city was fully armed against attacks.
La ville était entièrement armée contre les attaques.
Etymology
From the verb 'to arm', derived from Latin 'armare' meaning to equip with weapons.
Common Phrases and Expressions
armed to the teeth
very well equipped, often in reference to weapons
armé jusqu'aux dents
arm oneself with patience
preparing to be patient in a difficult situation
s'arme de patience
Related Words
weapon
object intended to injure or kill, used in combat
arme
armament
collection of weapons and ammunition available to an army
armement
disarmed
deprived of any weapon
désarmé
Slang Meanings
to feel ready to face difficulties
After months of preparation, I finally feel armed for this challenge.
Après des mois de préparation, je me sens enfin armé pour ce défi.
to have a strong or intimidating attitude
He is always armed in meetings, ready to defend his ideas.
Il est toujours armé en réunion, prêt à défendre ses idées.