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to disarm
01
désarmer, démilitariser
to deprive someone or something of weapons or the ability to cause harm
Transitive: to disarm sb
Example
The soldier disarmed the enemy combatant by swiftly knocking the weapon out of their hand.
The peace treaty required both sides to disarm their nuclear arsenals.
The superhero used his powers to disarm criminals without resorting to violence.
02
désarmer
to give up weapons or reduce military strength willingly
Intransitive
03
apaiser, désarmer
to calm or reduce someone’s anger, fear, or suspicion
Transitive: to disarm sb
Exemple
The soldier disarmed the enemy combatant by swiftly knocking the weapon out of their hand.
The peace treaty required both sides to disarm their nuclear arsenals.
The superhero used his powers to disarm criminals without resorting to violence.
International efforts were made to disarm rebel groups and promote stability in the region.
Police officers worked to peacefully disarm the suspect holding hostages.
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