Приклади вживання Poorly armed Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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They were poorly armed.
Actually they are very poorly armed.
They were few in number and poorly armed.
Following this, the poorly armed CNT workers in the capital were left largely to their own devices.
There was no fight, as the rebels were poorly armed.
Poorly armed and unprepared people opposed by well trained and armed infantry and motorized divisions Wehrmacht.
Compared with the army of Antiochus,the rebel army was small, poorly armed and prepared.
The Albanian insurgents were poorly armed and not everyone even carried a gun, some were armed with nothing but sticks and stones.
The Ukrainian military consists of some 150,000 poorly armed, poorly trained soldiers.
Since 5 August, thecomplex of"the Little PAST" had been besieged by about 60 insurgents, who were relatively poorly armed.
In the battle of Manassas(or Bull Run) on July 21 the poorly armed and trained Northern troops were routed, and they retreated to Washington, D.C., in disorder.
While the Jacobites appeared to have great advantages in terms of numbers in Ireland, in fact, the troops raised by Tyrconnell were mainly hastily conscripted peasant bands,most of them poorly armed and trained.
The modern Italian Army easily defeated the poorly armed Abyssinians, and captured Addis Ababa in May 1936, forcing Emperor Haile Selassie to flee.
For example, in Yemen, the Saudi Arabia, leading the“Arab Coalition” of the 12 Arab countries, for the fourth consecutive year hasunsuccessfully been conducting out combat actions against the poorly armed Yemeni Houthis rebels, who, moreover, regularly bombard Saudi territory with outdated Soviet“Skad” ballistic missiles modernized in Iran.
The modern Italian Army defeated the poorly armed Abyssinians and captured Addis Ababa in May 1936, forcing Emperor of Ethiopia Haile Selassie to flee.
At the very beginning the Partisan forces were small, poorly armed and without any infrastructure, but Spanish Civil War veterans amongst them had some experience with guerrilla warfare.
At the very beginningSlovene Partisan forces were relatively small, poorly armed and without any infrastructure, but Spanish Civil War veterans amongst them had some experience with guerrilla methods of fighting the enemy.
Around 3:00 am on 12 January 1964, 600- 800 poorly armed, mainly African insurgents, aided by some of the recently dismissed ex-policemen, attacked Unguja's police stations, both of its police armouries, and the radio station.
May nobody even think that I,who have created this army and led practically untrained, poorly armed troops to victory only due to the combat feeling of Finnish soldiers and devotion of officers, will now surrender and sign those orders, which the German military administration will consider necessary”.
The lightly armed and poorly organized opposition fighters have not been able to stop the advance of the Libyan army with its aircraft, tanks and heavy weapons.
The GPU and the police fought against the armed, unprepared and poorly coordinated peasants on April 5-6 and overcame them.
Since the security and armed forces in these countries are poorly equipped and trained to deal with such emergencies- another story in itself- NATO could compensate these shortfalls in several ways.
These elections, though praised by at least one US observer, were poorly received by the Communist Party, which would soon start an open, armed insurrection.
In contrast, those who hunched themselves up, and crossed their arms and legs, fared poorly in their bids to win over potential partners.
As a rule, these structures are perfectly organized, use modern means of communication to coordinatetheir actions, have reliable sources of financing and arms suppliers, in the role of which, they want it or not, are both economically developed countries and poorly developed regions where there are armed conflicts.
If plants are poorly pollinated, you can help them, armed with just a soft brush.
Not only small arms, but also heavier weapons and ammunition, whose movement was poorly controlled during the first two years of the war.
The armed forces of Serbia, which emerged as an independent state after the bloody collapse of former Yugoslavia in the 1990s, were fully professionalised in 2011, but remain poorly paid and equipped.