Noun
/d'e.saɾ.me/
The word "desarme" refers to the act of disarming, which can involve the removal of weapons or the reduction of armed forces and military capabilities. It is commonly used in political and military contexts to describe initiatives aimed at reducing or eliminating the number of weapons, especially firearms or nuclear weapons. The term is frequently used in discussions surrounding peace treaties and international relations.
"Desarme" is often found in written texts, such as articles, official documents, and discussions concerning military policies or international agreements. However, it can also appear in oral discourse among those discussing military topics or related events.
El desarme nuclear es una prioridad para muchas naciones.
Nuclear disarmament is a priority for many nations.
Los líderes mundiales se reunieron para hablar sobre el desarme global.
World leaders gathered to talk about global disarmament.
El desarme de las milicias locales ha comenzado en varias regiones.
The disarming of local militias has begun in several regions.
"Desarme" is less commonly used in idiomatic expressions compared to other terms; however, it does appear in specific contexts related to peace processes.
El proceso de desarme es fundamental para lograr la paz.
The disarmament process is fundamental for achieving peace.
El desarme total es una condición necesaria para la reconciliación.
Total disarmament is a necessary condition for reconciliation.
En medio del desarme, la confianza entre las partes aumenta.
Amid disarmament, trust between the parties increases.
The term "desarme" is derived from the Spanish prefix "de-" meaning "removal" or "reversal" and the verb "armar," which means "to arm" or "to equip." Thus, "desarme" literally translates to "removal of arms."
Synonyms: - Desarmado (disarmed) - Desmilitarización (demilitarization)
Antonyms: - Armamento (arming) - Militarización (militarization)