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1. (n.) armband
a fabric band worn around the upper arm as a badge or symbol; brassard.
Etymology: (1790–1800)
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1. (noun) armband
worn around arm as identification or to indicate mourning
2. (noun) armband
a band worn around the upper arm
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Sense: a strip of cloth etc worn round the arm
The people all wore black armbands as a sign of mourning.
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 Afrikaans: armband |
 Arabic: شَريط عَلى الذِّراع |
 Bulgarian: презрамка |
 Brazilian: braçadeira |
 Czech: páska na rukávě |
 German: die Armbinde |
 Danish: armbind |
 Greek: περιβραχιόνιο |
 Spanish: brazal, brazalete |
 Estonian: käelint |
 Farsi: بازوبند |
 Finnish: käsivarsinauha |
 French: brassard |
 Hebrew: סֶרֶט זְרוֹע |
 Hindi: बाजूबन्द |
 Croatian: traka na rukavu |
 Hungarian: karszalag |
 Indonesian: ban lengan |
 Icelandic: sorgarborði |
 Italian: bracciale |
 Japanese: 腕章 |
 Korean: 완장 |
 Lithuanian: raištis |
 Latvian: piedurknes apsējs |
 Malay: pengikat lengan |
 Dutch: mouwband |
 Norwegian: armbind |
 Polish: opaska |
 Persian: بازوبند |
 Pashto: بازو بند |
 Portuguese: braçadeira |
 Romanian: banderolă |
 Russian: нарукавная повязка |
 Slovak: páska na rukáve |
 Slovenian: trak na rokavu |
 Serbian: traka oko ruke |
 Swedish: armbindel |
 Thai: ปลอกแขน |
 Turkish: kol bantı |
 Taiwanese: 臂套 |
 Ukrainian: нарукавна пов'язка |
 Urdu: بازو پر باندھنے والی پٹی |
 Vietnamese: băng tay |
 Chinese: 臂带，臂章 |
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