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Definition of coat of arms in English: coat of armsnoun The distinctive heraldic bearings or shield of a person, family, corporation, or country. （个人、家族、公司或国家的）盾形纹章，盾徽 Example sentencesExamples - By the fifteenth century, private donors were proudly stamping the screens with family coats of arms, as at Marburg and Meissen.
- On the walls hung tapestries, Scottish Claymores, bastard swords, shields, coats of arms of different sorts and other things.
- The swans became the symbol of Selby and are on the abbey coat of arms.
- A national flag, coat of arms, and anthem are important symbols.
- He chose the Corbinian Bear as an heraldic device for his papal coat of arms.
- Those few who got a good look at the badge said that it bore the coat of arms of a foreign place and the name of an unknown knight.
- The stag is a Hardwick symbol on the family coat of arms and the oak tree a symbol of constancy.
- These later evolved into official coats of arms, representing families and clans.
- In the parade, the leading families of each palace will carry the palace's coat of arms.
- It was part of Ben's family coat of arms, the Great Ash surrounded by four elk with formidable antlers.
- The basic, essential, element of a coat of arms is the shield.
- The Red Wyvern is a mythical two-headed dragon which featured on the coat of arms of the Clifford family of Appleby.
- It was his family's coat of arms that was tattooed to her shoulder.
- Plus they bore it on their coat of arms as a symbol of their line of Royal descent.
- His ceremonial dress included a splendid tabard, bearing the royal coat of arms, along with a sword, black leggings and buckled shoes.
- Heraldic coats of arms were given to pubs and inns where there was good hospitality.
- Pictured on the coat of arms is a shield with two workers in front of a mahogany tree.
- Oh, yes, we chose a flag, an anthem and an emblem, a coat of arms, a national day, and so forth.
- Down the street, in the former Kildare Street Club, there is a fine display of Irish coats of arms and heraldry.
- In this sense, art works have taken the place of corporate logos and national coats of arms.
Synonyms symbol, mark, cipher, letter, character, numeral, figure, type, code, hieroglyph
Definition of coat of arms in US English: coat of armsnounˈkoʊd əv ˈˌɑrmzˈkōd əv ˈˌärmz The distinctive heraldic bearings or shield of a person, family, corporation, or country. （个人、家族、公司或国家的）盾形纹章，盾徽 Example sentencesExamples - It was part of Ben's family coat of arms, the Great Ash surrounded by four elk with formidable antlers.
- Pictured on the coat of arms is a shield with two workers in front of a mahogany tree.
- The stag is a Hardwick symbol on the family coat of arms and the oak tree a symbol of constancy.
- Those few who got a good look at the badge said that it bore the coat of arms of a foreign place and the name of an unknown knight.
- Down the street, in the former Kildare Street Club, there is a fine display of Irish coats of arms and heraldry.
- On the walls hung tapestries, Scottish Claymores, bastard swords, shields, coats of arms of different sorts and other things.
- The basic, essential, element of a coat of arms is the shield.
- Plus they bore it on their coat of arms as a symbol of their line of Royal descent.
- He chose the Corbinian Bear as an heraldic device for his papal coat of arms.
- Oh, yes, we chose a flag, an anthem and an emblem, a coat of arms, a national day, and so forth.
- A national flag, coat of arms, and anthem are important symbols.
- The Red Wyvern is a mythical two-headed dragon which featured on the coat of arms of the Clifford family of Appleby.
- In this sense, art works have taken the place of corporate logos and national coats of arms.
- The swans became the symbol of Selby and are on the abbey coat of arms.
- These later evolved into official coats of arms, representing families and clans.
- Heraldic coats of arms were given to pubs and inns where there was good hospitality.
- It was his family's coat of arms that was tattooed to her shoulder.
- By the fifteenth century, private donors were proudly stamping the screens with family coats of arms, as at Marburg and Meissen.
- His ceremonial dress included a splendid tabard, bearing the royal coat of arms, along with a sword, black leggings and buckled shoes.
- In the parade, the leading families of each palace will carry the palace's coat of arms.
Synonyms symbol, mark, cipher, letter, character, numeral, figure, type, code, hieroglyph
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