英['ɑːmətʃə(r)]美['ɑːrmətʃə(r)]
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In biology, an armature is a sturdy, protective structure on an animal or plant, like a shell, exoskeleton, or thorns.
The original meaning of armature was “armor,” and the word is rooted in the Latin arma, “implements of war.” In the 17th century, it gained its biological meaning, describing the armor-like coverings of plants and animals. An armature can also be a framework or structure, like a metal frame for a clay sculpture. In engineering, an electrical machine's armature is the part that generates power while rotating.
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来自arm，原指武装，后指骨架。