armor
the American spelling of armour
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the American spelling of armour
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specially protected military vehicles carrying weapons, for example tanks and armoured cars
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a heavy vehicle with a large curved open container at the front, used for moving earth and stones, destroying buildings etc, especially in order to make land ready for new building work
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a vehicle with a box that can be raised to let someone in it work very high above the ground
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a vehicle that uses two long metal bars at the front for lifting and moving heavy objects
a large military vehicle with no roof that can drive over all types of land
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a car with no roof that can drive over all types of land and is often used as a military vehicle
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a group of military vehicles, especially planes or submarines, that travel and fight together
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a heavy vehicle with very large wide wheels that is used for making a road flat and smooth
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a very strong military vehicle with a large gun on the top and wheels that have metal bands called tracks around them
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a vehicle or aircraft used for carrying large things such as military equipment or other vehicles
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