Similar words: armoured, armour, enamoured, card-carrying, peaked cap, seed capital, ID card, armor. Meaning: n. 1. an armor-plated truck with strong doors and locks used to transport money or valuables 2. a military combat vehicle on wheels with light armor (and usually a machine gun).
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(1) The airfield is ringed with armoured cars.
(2) We can guarantee the punctual arrival of the armoured cars in foggy weather.
(3) Two police armoured cars stood outside the courthouse.
(4) Early this March, this armoured car was quietly transported to the Artillery Museum, and the exhibition stands were dismantled.
(5) In 1993 his men crashed an armoured car through the glass fa?ade of a building near Johannesburg where the government was now openly negotiating with the ANC.
(6) An armoured car or a heavily armed police escort ensures safety.
(7) Thankfully in St Petersburg the monuments have survived insitu only the armoured car is missing.
(8) The first showed three soldiers in the cockpit of an armoured car, two with helmets, one with a black beret.
(9) This device, developed at the Joint Non-Lethal Weapons Directorate in Quantico, Virginia, is a microwave transmitter the size and shape of a small satellite dish that pivots on top of an armoured car.
(10) Outside a Philadelphia bank[http://sentencedict.com/armoured car.html], a robber shot and killed two armoured car guards. Another was wounded by shattered glass.
(11) The barrier is patrolled by the Israeli army 24 hours a day and within 10 minutes an armoured car arrives, stops alongside and blasts a loud squawking siren at us.
(12) It was a thankfully brief affair that ended – with typical persistence from the then Times reporter – with him negotiating the return of his armoured car and most of his equipment.
(13) I spotted a new group of motorcyclists hurrying towards the river, This time, an armoured car was leading them.
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