shield|shields in English

noun

[ʃɪːld]

piece of armor carried on the arm and used to protect the body from missiles and blows; anything used for protection, defense; person who protects, protector; escutcheo

Use "shield|shields" in a sentence

1. The coat of arms of Croatia consists of one main shield and five smaller shields which form a crown over the main shield.

2. Shields.

3. Raise shields.

4. Shields up.

5. Earth’s Dynamic Shields

6. Armor and shields made from Adamantine grants its wearer damage reduction of 1/- if it’s light armor or shield, 2/- if it’s medium armor or

7. Wooden Buckler, medieval shield, buhurt shield, little bohourt shield, shield for contact combat, armoury, Viking weapon, Battle shield MedievalUA

8. Bards are also proficient with light armor and shields (except tower shields)

9. Stand by, deflector shields.

10. I need shields!

11. Then engage deflector shields.

12. Episema of Aspises (shields) - 2

13. In general, higher atomic number (Z) element shields will produce more x-rays, so a low Z shield is a better choice for betas because a high Z shield could actually give a nearby human more dose from the Bremsstrahlung than would have been received from the original

14. Acoustic shield

15. Claressa Shields Wants Many Boxing Titles, and the Payday to Match Them Claressa Shields vs

16. Shield wall!

17. Shield up.

18. Caitiffs equip Maces and Shields

19. Deflector shields up at maximum.

20. Not enough against their shields.

21. 16 King Solʹo·mon made 200 large shields of alloyed gold+ (600 shekels* of gold went on each shield)+ 17 and 300 bucklers* of alloyed gold (three miʹnas* of gold went on each buckler).

22. Some Breachy bois with ballistic shields

23. Our shields cannot handle another attack.

24. The shield also includes an adjustable fastener having ends that pass through holes in the shield, traverse the slits in the shield and are secured to the shield.

25. He routinely used civilians as human shields.