Vartosenos šablonas:
to disarm [someone/group/country]
Police managed to disarm the attacker before anyone was hurt.
A rendőröknek sikerült lefegyverezniük a támadót, mielőtt bárki megsérült volna.
The peace agreement required both sides to disarm within six months.
A békemegállapodás előírta, hogy mindkét félnek hat hónapon belül le kell fegyverkeznie.
International observers were sent to monitor whether the militia groups actually disarmed.
The government promised to disarm the rebels in exchange for political reforms.
Mokymuisi skirti pavyzdžiai
The officer quickly disarmed the man.
A rendőr gyorsan lefegyverezte a férfit.
After the war, the country had to disarm.
A háború után az országnak le kellett fegyverkeznie.
Soldiers came to disarm the local groups.
They signed a plan to disarm their army.
Dažna klaida:
Learners sometimes confuse "disarm" with "demilitarize." Use "disarm" for taking weapons from people, groups, or a country, and "demilitarize" mainly for removing military forces or weapons from a specific area or zone. Learners may also incorrectly say *"disarm his weapon"; natural English is "disarm him" or "take his weapon away."
Reikšmė
take weapons away from someone
Kolokacijos
disarm an attacker
|disarm the suspect
|disarm the rebels
|disarm the population
|agree to disarm
|call for disarmament
Sinonimai
deprive of weapons (more formal, often used in written or legal contexts rather than everyday speech)
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demilitarize (used mainly about removing military forces or weapons from an area or country, not usually a single person)
Antonimai
arm (to give weapons to someone, the direct opposite of taking weapons away)
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rearm (to give weapons again after they were taken away, opposite process over time)
Temos
conflict
|law
|safety
|politics
Apibrėžimas
to take away guns or other weapons from a person, group, or country so they cannot use them
To take weapons away from a person, group, or country, or to make them give up their weapons so they can no longer fight.
Vartosenos šablonas:
to disarm [a bomb/alarm/device]
Specialists worked for hours to safely disarm the bomb.
A szakemberek órákon át dolgoztak azon, hogy biztonságosan hatástalanítsák a bombát.
Please remember to disarm the alarm before you open the door.
Kérlek, ne felejtsd el kikapcsolni a riasztót, mielőtt kinyitod az ajtót.
The device exploded while they were trying to disarm it.
Once the security system is disarmed, the technicians can begin repairs.
Mokymuisi skirti pavyzdžiai
The police robot disarmed the bomb.
A rendőrségi robot hatástalanította a bombát.
She forgot to disarm the alarm and it rang loudly.
Elfelejtette kikapcsolni a riasztót, és az hangosan megszólalt.
Experts disarmed the explosive device in the street.
You need a code to disarm the security system.
Dažna klaida:
Learners sometimes use "turn off" instead of "disarm" for bombs and explosives. While "turn off" can work for alarms or systems, for bombs or dangerous devices, "disarm" or "deactivate" is more natural. Also avoid saying *"disarm the door"; say "disarm the alarm" or "disarm the security system."
Reikšmė
make bomb or system safe
Kolokacijos
disarm a bomb
|disarm an explosive device
|disarm the alarm
|disarm the security system
|bomb-disposal experts disarmed
|successfully disarm
Sinonimai
deactivate (more technical and neutral, used broadly for switching off any kind of device)
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disable (emphasizes making something unable to function, not always with the idea of safety)
Antonimai
arm (for bombs or systems, means to set them so they are ready to explode or trigger)
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activate (to start something working, opposite of making it unable to work)
Temos
safety
|technology
|crime
|law
Apibrėžimas
to stop a bomb, alarm, or other device from working so it cannot hurt anyone or make a signal
To make a bomb, weapon system, alarm, or other security device unable to work, especially so that it cannot cause harm or no longer reacts.
Vartosenos šablonas:
to disarm [someone] (with [something])
His honesty about the mistake completely disarmed his critics.
Az, hogy őszintén beszélt a hibáról, teljesen lefegyverezte a bírálóit.
She disarmed the angry customer with a sincere apology.
Egy őszinte bocsánatkéréssel lefegyverezte a dühös ügyfelet.
Her shy smile disarmed him, and he decided not to argue further.
The speaker began with a joke to disarm the tense audience.
Mokymuisi skirti pavyzdžiai
Her warm smile disarmed him.
A kedves mosolya lefegyverezte.
He disarmed his boss with a simple, honest answer.
Egy egyszerű, őszinte válasszal lefegyverezte a főnökét.
The joke disarmed the angry crowd.
She tried to disarm her friend with kind words.
Dažna klaida:
Learners sometimes think this meaning is still about physical weapons. In this sense, "disarm" is figurative: you are taking away a person's emotional "weapons" like anger or criticism, not real guns. Do not say *"disarm his anger from him"; instead say "disarm his anger" or "disarm him with a smile."
Reikšmė
make someone less angry or hostile
Kolokacijos
disarm criticism
|disarm an opponent
|disarm someone with a smile
|disarm hostility
|disarm suspicion
|utterly disarming
Sinonimai
win over (focuses on gaining support or agreement, not specifically on reducing anger)
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charm (emphasizes being attractive or pleasant, which can have the effect of disarming someone)
Antonimai
provoke (to make someone more angry or upset, the opposite emotional effect)
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alienate (to make someone feel distant or unfriendly toward you, instead of bringing them closer)
Temos
emotions
|social
|communication
|relationships
Apibrėžimas
to make a person stop feeling angry or against you, often because you are kind or friendly
To make someone feel less angry, critical, or hostile, often by being very polite, honest, or charming.