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disarm

/dis-ahrm/US // dɪsˈɑrm //UK // (dɪsˈɑːm) //

解除武装,缴械,废除武装,裁军

Related Words

demobilize退役,复员,遣散,退伍subdue制服,镇住了,收服,征服neutralize中和,压制,中立,隔离deactivate停用,停止使用,关闭,解除occupy占领,占据,占用,占据了disband解散,遣散,解除,散伙demilitarize非军事化,非武装化,非军用,非军方化paralyze瘫痪,麻痹,痪,痹invalidate失效,废止,无效,失效的disqualify不合格,不合格的,停牌,停用debilitate衰弱,削弱,衰弱的,弱化conciliate调解,劝解,和解,调停skin皮肤,皮肤病,皮肤病患者incapacitate瘫痪,削弱能力,削弱,削弱其能力cripple跛脚,跛子,跛脚的,残废disable禁用,停用,丧失功能,停用功能strip剥离,脱衣舞,剥皮,剥落pacify安抚,抚平,平定,抚慰subjugate征服,征服了,降服,收服prostrate匍匐前进,平卧,匍匐前行,匍匐

Definitions

v.有主动词 verb
  1. 1
    • : to deprive of a weapon or weapons.
    • : to remove the fuze or other actuating device from: to disarm a bomb.
    • : to deprive of the means of attack or defense: The lack of logic disarmed his argument.
    • : to divest or relieve of hostility, suspicion, etc.; win the affection or approval of; charm: His smile disarmed us.
v.无主动词 verb
  1. 1
    • : to lay down one's weapons.
    • : to reduce or limit the size, equipment, armament, etc., of the army, navy, or air force.

Synonyms & Antonyms

verbrender defenseless
Forms: disarming
Synonyms
deactivate停用,停止使用,关闭,解除demilitarize非军事化,非武装化,非军用,非军方化demobilize退役,复员,遣散,退伍disband解散,遣散,解除,散伙neutralize中和,压制,中立,隔离occupy占领,占据,占用,占据了subdue制服,镇住了,收服,征服conciliate调解,劝解,和解,调停cripple跛脚,跛子,跛脚的,残废debilitate衰弱,削弱,衰弱的,弱化disable禁用,停用,丧失功能,停用功能disqualify不合格,不合格的,停牌,停用incapacitate瘫痪,削弱能力,削弱,削弱其能力invalidate失效,废止,无效,失效的pacify安抚,抚平,平定,抚慰paralyze瘫痪,麻痹,痪,痹prostrate匍匐前进,平卧,匍匐前行,匍匐skin皮肤,皮肤病,皮肤病患者strip剥离,脱衣舞,剥皮,剥落subjugate征服,征服了,降服,收服unarm闲杂人等,闲人免进,闲人免谈,闲暇时weaken削弱,弱化,减弱,削弱了deescalate降级,缓和,缓和气氛,降温
verbpersuade
Forms: disarming
Synonyms
allure诱惑,诱惑力,魅力,魅惑attract吸引,吸引人,吸引力,吸引人的bewitch蛊惑,蛊惑人心,迷惑,魅惑captivate迷人的,迷住了,吸引人,诱人charm魅力,魅力四射,迷人的魅力,魅力无穷coax同轴,同轴线,同轴心,哄骗convince确信,说服,信服,说服力enchant迷惑,魅力,迷住,魅力四射fascinate迷住了,迷住,使人着迷的,使人着迷seduce诱惑,诱导,诱骗,勾引unarm闲杂人等,闲人免进,闲人免谈,闲暇时urge敦促,督促,促成,促请set at ease安心,释然,安心的,释怀win over赢过,赢得了,赢了,赢过了

Examples

  • Released with the blessing of her son, saxophonist Ravi Coltrane, it features a mix of the album he only discovered recently, featuring just her Wurlitzer organ accompaniment and a voice disarming in its immediacy.

  • They may be disarming — literally — a predator in their midst.

  • I’m the guy trying to calmly disarm the situation before it gets worse.

  • By disarming our public safety response to nonviolent situations, we could disarm the prejudices of our communities.

  • Another way to disarm these thoughts is watch them pass by in your mind’s eye, as if they were leaves in a stream or drifting clouds.

  • The doctors promise that the initiative will “disarm the boundaries between psychiatry, humanities, and hip-hop culture.”

  • “Only the most out-of-touch radical would try to disarm soldiers,” he said in a statement Thursday.

  • It was deemed too risky to try to disarm or move those chemical munitions, according to these officials.

  • I entered as part of the invasion force sent to disarm Iraq.

  • At a time when North Korea threatens our allies with nuclear weapons, why would we want to unilaterally disarm our enemies?

  • It was with the utmost difficulty that his wiser subordinates got him to disarm the sepoy regiments in Agra itself.

  • The soldiers were employed to disarm the people; but they had now advanced too far to be easily reduced.

  • It was but a little while afterward that the Legislature passed a law to disarm all the Union men of the State.

  • But, notwithstanding all this, their rule was brief; they were unable to disarm the spirit of hostility.

  • It is a far better and braver thing to bear bullying with such a mixture of spirit and good-humour, as in time to disarm it.

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