Definition of armful in English:

armful

noun ˈɑːmfʊlˈɑrmfʊl

1As much as a person can hold in both arms.
a shop assistant scuttled into the changing rooms with an armful of clothes
Example sentencesExamples
- She suddenly rose and withdrew from a corner an armful of scrolls.
- It's better to show up with an armful of sunflowers.
- Carrying an unwieldy armful of packages, she turns around at the sound of her name.
- Another staffer wanders across the floor with an armful of cardboard signs, haphazardly handing them out to delegates.
- The manager is appealing for coffee drinkers to help identify a teenager who helped himself to an armful of t-shirts without paying.
- I have already returned for a second facial and left with an armful of products.
- She came out of her cottage, carrying an armful of quilts.
- Just remember this the next time you stroll down the street innocently swinging an armful of shopping.
- The student who chatted with me wore Ray-Bans and carried an armful of computer disks.
- Included in this armful are about 150 stunning Gerber daisies.
1. 1.1often armfuls A large quantity.
  most of us will end up with armfuls of stuff we do not need
  Example sentencesExamples
  It became last year's most decorated film after winning an armful of Australian Film Institute awards.
  Even those stalwarts who have remained single for half a lifetime will be carrying armfuls of ingrained habits and cherished routines.
  I received an armful of email from other PC users who have found that modern 3.5 inch floppy disks are just rubbish.
  This movie is an armful of horror ambience wrapped around a toothpick plot.
  Inside was an Xbox, complete with an armful of games.
  His presence here can be evinced in a handful of amusing gag bits, and an armful of the unamusing kind.
  We both came along with an armful of grievances about the other.
  If any pop star has ever presented a picture of genuine humility, it was she, with her armful of Grammys.
  He's worked through an armful of issues in the Pentagon, and he's helped welcome home troops in Minnesota.
  He returned from the championships with an armful of medals.

Definition of armful in US English:

armful

nounˈɑrmfʊlˈärmfo͝ol

1As much as a person can hold in both arms.
she rushed into the dressing room with an armful of clothes
Example sentencesExamples
- The manager is appealing for coffee drinkers to help identify a teenager who helped himself to an armful of t-shirts without paying.
- Another staffer wanders across the floor with an armful of cardboard signs, haphazardly handing them out to delegates.
- It's better to show up with an armful of sunflowers.
- Just remember this the next time you stroll down the street innocently swinging an armful of shopping.
- I have already returned for a second facial and left with an armful of products.
- Included in this armful are about 150 stunning Gerber daisies.
- She suddenly rose and withdrew from a corner an armful of scrolls.
- The student who chatted with me wore Ray-Bans and carried an armful of computer disks.
- She came out of her cottage, carrying an armful of quilts.
- Carrying an unwieldy armful of packages, she turns around at the sound of her name.
1. 1.1often armfuls A large quantity.
  most of us will end up with armfuls of stuff we do not need
  Example sentencesExamples
  His presence here can be evinced in a handful of amusing gag bits, and an armful of the unamusing kind.
  I received an armful of email from other PC users who have found that modern 3.5 inch floppy disks are just rubbish.
  He's worked through an armful of issues in the Pentagon, and he's helped welcome home troops in Minnesota.
  It became last year's most decorated film after winning an armful of Australian Film Institute awards.
  Inside was an Xbox, complete with an armful of games.
  This movie is an armful of horror ambience wrapped around a toothpick plot.
  We both came along with an armful of grievances about the other.
  Even those stalwarts who have remained single for half a lifetime will be carrying armfuls of ingrained habits and cherished routines.
  If any pop star has ever presented a picture of genuine humility, it was she, with her armful of Grammys.
  He returned from the championships with an armful of medals.

单词	armful
释义	Definition of armful in English: armful noun ˈɑːmfʊlˈɑrmfʊl 1As much as a person can hold in both arms. a shop assistant scuttled into the changing rooms with an armful of clothes Example sentencesExamples She suddenly rose and withdrew from a corner an armful of scrolls. It's better to show up with an armful of sunflowers. Carrying an unwieldy armful of packages, she turns around at the sound of her name. Another staffer wanders across the floor with an armful of cardboard signs, haphazardly handing them out to delegates. The manager is appealing for coffee drinkers to help identify a teenager who helped himself to an armful of t-shirts without paying. I have already returned for a second facial and left with an armful of products. She came out of her cottage, carrying an armful of quilts. Just remember this the next time you stroll down the street innocently swinging an armful of shopping. The student who chatted with me wore Ray-Bans and carried an armful of computer disks. Included in this armful are about 150 stunning Gerber daisies. 1.1often armfuls A large quantity. most of us will end up with armfuls of stuff we do not need Example sentencesExamples It became last year's most decorated film after winning an armful of Australian Film Institute awards. Even those stalwarts who have remained single for half a lifetime will be carrying armfuls of ingrained habits and cherished routines. I received an armful of email from other PC users who have found that modern 3.5 inch floppy disks are just rubbish. This movie is an armful of horror ambience wrapped around a toothpick plot. Inside was an Xbox, complete with an armful of games. His presence here can be evinced in a handful of amusing gag bits, and an armful of the unamusing kind. We both came along with an armful of grievances about the other. If any pop star has ever presented a picture of genuine humility, it was she, with her armful of Grammys. He's worked through an armful of issues in the Pentagon, and he's helped welcome home troops in Minnesota. He returned from the championships with an armful of medals. Definition of armful in US English: armful nounˈɑrmfʊlˈärmfo͝ol 1As much as a person can hold in both arms. she rushed into the dressing room with an armful of clothes Example sentencesExamples The manager is appealing for coffee drinkers to help identify a teenager who helped himself to an armful of t-shirts without paying. Another staffer wanders across the floor with an armful of cardboard signs, haphazardly handing them out to delegates. It's better to show up with an armful of sunflowers. Just remember this the next time you stroll down the street innocently swinging an armful of shopping. I have already returned for a second facial and left with an armful of products. Included in this armful are about 150 stunning Gerber daisies. She suddenly rose and withdrew from a corner an armful of scrolls. The student who chatted with me wore Ray-Bans and carried an armful of computer disks. She came out of her cottage, carrying an armful of quilts. Carrying an unwieldy armful of packages, she turns around at the sound of her name. 1.1often armfuls A large quantity. most of us will end up with armfuls of stuff we do not need Example sentencesExamples His presence here can be evinced in a handful of amusing gag bits, and an armful of the unamusing kind. I received an armful of email from other PC users who have found that modern 3.5 inch floppy disks are just rubbish. He's worked through an armful of issues in the Pentagon, and he's helped welcome home troops in Minnesota. It became last year's most decorated film after winning an armful of Australian Film Institute awards. Inside was an Xbox, complete with an armful of games. This movie is an armful of horror ambience wrapped around a toothpick plot. We both came along with an armful of grievances about the other. Even those stalwarts who have remained single for half a lifetime will be carrying armfuls of ingrained habits and cherished routines. If any pop star has ever presented a picture of genuine humility, it was she, with her armful of Grammys. He returned from the championships with an armful of medals.
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