Armor means to put on armor and fight on the battlefield. Armour is pronounced p and p ē ji m, which means to put on armor. From "Chen Han Tang Biography": "I saw Khan Li weaving in five places, and hundreds of people took the city in armor." Shàngzhèn, the pronunciation of going to war, means going to war on the battlefield, or metaphorically participating in some activities in person.

Usage: as an attribute.

Make sentences:

1, mechanical shark armor, more challenging!

2. As long as God calls, God's people will go into battle.

3. While speaking, I suddenly heard Lu Zhijun go to war, and the opening angle went into battle.

4. Newcomers put on armor and host a live broadcast-themed program.

5. Looking back at the situation of the Three Kingdoms: When the war was raging, some people took the lead and went into battle in armor; Some people have made suggestions and made great achievements.