arsenal English

Meaning arsenal meaning

What does arsenal mean?

Definitions in simple English

arsenal Noun

— An arsenal is a collection of weapons and military equipment.

— An arsenal is a store or supply of anything.

arsenal

— noun a military structure where arms and ammunition and other military equipment are stored and training is given in the use of arms

— noun all the weapons and equipment that a country has

— noun (= armory) a place where arms are manufactured

Synonyms arsenal synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as arsenal?

arsenal English » English

armoury

armory

magazine

weapons storehouse

weaponry

stores

arms factory

armament

weapons

the royal arsenal

store

stockpile

powder magazine

ordinance factory

ordinance department

military warehouse

materiel

hardware

arms plant

arms depot

Topics arsenal topics

What do people use arsenal to talk about?

Social behavior Conflict War

Weapon, shoot

• What words refer to a group of weapons?
  armory arsenal battery

Examples arsenal examples

How do I use arsenal in a sentence?

Simple sentences

They have a powerful military arsenal.

Movie subtitles

If Arsenal lose on Saturday, I would not like it.

Arsenal?

Hill 708 here is a solid arsenal of Jap artillery, mortars and machine guns.

But before I came, I stopped at the arsenal at Springfield, Massachusetts.

It's an arsenal.

Not only that, he opened up the city arsenal and distributed weapons among the poor!

There's the arsenal, on 64th Street and 5th Avenue.

All right, men, into the truck, we'll ride to the arsenal.

Stop the work and explode the arsenal on the spot.

Quite an arsenal they've got piled up here.

They have enough weapons to fill an arsenal.

The Arsenal Commissary?

There's Arsenal and Thunderbolt.

You know the Chinese have a very well stocked arsenal not too far away from Imperial City.

The government opened the arsenal.

Pull a guard around the arsenal.

Well, quite an arsenal for a peaceful community.

He simply took it. Why? He had quite a little arsenal of his own, hadn't he?

This is the house of God, not an arsenal.

An armoury is a policeman's arsenal.

Like when the arsenal blew up.

Finally, there was only one more buffering agent left in his tiny arsenal of drugs..

We must use the earth's entire nuclear arsenal.

All right. We're gonna heist some live ammunition from the camp arsenal, Check. haul it to the SS ammo dump, make the switch, Check.

An arsenal.

One of the jewels of the arsenal.

She was a woman who often looked at men in the morning. On their way to work at the arsenal.

Arsenal and powder magazine here.

Only he used the back door. All alone and heading for the arsenal.

The Arsenal Commissary? There are some you can't bribe.

Now us, the ones from the Arsenal, must be careful.

Here, I found a whole arsenal down in the cellar including some charges of dynamite.

They look as if they're preparing an arsenal to blow up London!

You must have robbed the Duke's arsenal.

He suggests the purchase of a war arsenal from Explint.

Landing party will pick up phaser number ones from the arsenal.

You remember the layout of this place? The arsenal?

News and current affairs

Now the world's attention is focussed on Iran, one recipient of Pakistani technology, as the country seemingly keenest to create its own nuclear arsenal.

The first is to rely on deterrence and live with an Iran that has a small nuclear arsenal or the ability to assemble one with little advance notice.

Although there had been several unofficial statements by Kim Jong-Il's regime admitting that North Korea possessions nuclear arsenal, the announcement was the first official confirmation.

If North Korea is, indeed, continuing to develop not only its nuclear arsenal, but also various types of ballistic missiles, in defiance of international commitments, it is truly a rogue state.

Hamas was taken by surprise when Israel attacked, killing its military leader, Ahmed al-Jabari, and destroying most of its Fajr-5 arsenal.

Every dollar invested in bolstering a country's nuclear arsenal is a diversion of resources from its schools, hospitals, and other social services, and a theft from the millions around the globe who go hungry or are denied access to basic medicines.

My own country, South Africa, gave up its nuclear arsenal in the 1990's, realizing it was better off without these weapons.

The same applies to a European effort to rebuild relations with Iran, or a joint initiative to invest in helping Russia to destroy its huge arsenal of antiquated nuclear and chemical munitions so as to avoid having these fall into the wrong hands.

Part of the Israeli nuclear arsenal is being shifted to sea, with atomic warheads on diesel submarines, to prevent their being targeted in a surprise attack.

Pakistan has doubled the size of its nuclear arsenal in the last five years.

In East Asia, North Korea has gone nuclear and is set to add a whole new class of uranium bombs to its arsenal.

Of course, it was well known that Hezbollah - viewed with good reason as a terrorist organization - had been stockpiling an arsenal of Katyusha rockets, as well as longer-range guided missiles.

Rather, its interests are defined in Damascus and Teheran, where much of its arsenal originates.

Olmert seemed to be reminding the Iranians of the hard realities of nuclear deterrence: Iran may join the nuclear club someday, but it will return to the Stone Age if it uses those weapons against a country that has a far more advanced nuclear arsenal.

While Russia retains the world's largest (if somewhat aging) arsenal of nuclear weapons, as well as a permanent seat (and thus veto power) on the UN Security Council, it is more sick than BRIC.

While elimination did take place in the former Soviet Republics, the Kremlin hung on to its nuclear arsenal - the last vestige of Russia's former superpower status.

While North Korea's nuclear arsenal is much smaller, persistent doubts about the regime's sustainability make it a matter of grave concern.

According to media reports, it has devised a strategy for deploying Special Forces to neutralize Pakistan's nuclear arsenal in the event that its authorities lose control.

The agreement recently reached by the United States and Russia is, from this standpoint, frustrating news: For the price of destroying its chemical arsenal, the regime may have saved itself.

It is time for them to turn their policy arsenal toward today's enemy: financial instability.

With China taking that course, India - outside the NPT but with 100 weapons of its own - feels the need to add to its own arsenal.

Arsenal, which currently leads the English Premier League, fields 11 starters who typically do not include a single British player.