What does wapenen in Dutch mean?
What is the meaning of the word wapenen in Dutch? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use wapenen in Dutch.
The word wapenen in Dutch means weapon, coat of arms, wapen, blazoen, wapen, wapen, wapen, wapen, gewapend zijn, wapen-, een wapen trekken en richten op, zijn wapen trekken, zijn pistool trekken, als wapen gebruiken. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word wapenen
weapon(werktuig voor de strijd) |
coat of arms(heraldiek: familieteken) (heraldry) |
wapen(gun, knife) It is unfair to use a weapon against an unarmed opponent. |
blazoen, wapen(coat of arms) |
wapen(figurative (used to fight sth) (figuurlijk) Words were the author's weapon. |
wapen(weapon) Leave all your arms outside the castle. |
wapen(weapon, gun) The game warden was required to carry a sidearm when he was on duty. |
gewapend zijn(equip with armaments) You could see that the policeman was armed. |
wapen-(heraldic) (in samenstellingen) |
een wapen trekken en richten op(produce a firearm and aim it at) To stop the robber, the policewoman drew a gun on him and ordered him to lie on the ground. |
zijn wapen trekken, zijn pistool trekken(pull out a firearm) The insistent sound of the snake's rattle caused him to draw his gun as a precaution. |
als wapen gebruiken(adapt sth as a weapon) |
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