armature
armature 英 ['ɑːmətʃə;-tj(ʊ)ə] 美 ['ɑrmətʃəʳ]
n. 电枢（电机的部件）；盔甲，甲胄；防卫器官
名词复数:armatures
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- n. 电枢（电机的部件）；盔甲，甲胄；防卫器官
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1. That armature holds the rails together as a powerful electric current surges through them, pushing the slug forward.
一个支架将这些电缆聚在一起，当强电流通过它们时，电磁炮会将炮弹向前推射。
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2. The only profitable way to recycle a motor armature into its constituent parts is to "break it" manually; in the US, with its expensive labor, that's just not possible as a business proposition.
拆分汽车衔铁循环利用唯一的获利方法就是用人工拆分；在美国，由于劳动力昂贵，干人工拆分这一行不可能。
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3. What she's doing is good for the environments of both China (where she's doing it) and the United States (where that armature was tossed into a recycling bin).
她所做的工作对中国（她工作的地方）和美国（那块衔铁被扔进废物回收箱的地方）的环境都有好处。
- armature (n.) c. 1400, "an armed force," from Latin armatura "armor, equipment," from armatus, past participle of armare "to arm, furnish with weapons" from arma "weapons," literally "tools, implements (of war);" see arm (n.2). Meaning "armor" is mid-15c.; that of "protective covering of a plant or animal" is from 1660s. Electromagnetic sense is from 1835.
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