machine; machinery; mechanism; a collective term for mechanical tools and apparatus

instrument; equipment; machinery designed for a specific purpose or with a precise structure

to use machines and equipment to carry out production or activities

general term for various types of guns and weaponry; firearms

to hold a weapon or tool; to be armed while committing a crime

mechanic; machinist; engineer; a technical professional who works in the manufacturing and repair of machinery

to surrender one's own weapons or to give up resistance

The branch of engineering that involves the design, production, and operation of machinery; the study of physical systems using energy and mechanics to create usable items.

of a mechanical nature; mechanical; automatic

a place where weapons and military equipment are stored; arms depot or ordnance depot

Military weapons and hardware, including firearms, artillery, ammunition, and other combat equipment.

an automated mechanical device that can mimic the functions of a human arm to perform specific tasks or labor; a manipulator

an armed fight or violent confrontation between two groups, typically using weapons like clubs or sticks; knives

Instruments or apparatus used for medical treatment or surgery; medical devices

mechanical; mechanistic; of a machine type

The tools and weapons used by police officers while performing their duties, including items such as batons, handcuffs, and firearms

the total energy of an object based on its motion and position, including both [[动能|動能|dong4 neng2]] and [[势能|勢能|shi4 neng2]]

agricultural machinery or equipment in general

The philosophical theory that all natural processes and the universe itself can be explained by physical laws and matter alone, without any ultimate purpose or spiritual agency

The ratio of the useful work output of a machine to the total energy input; it measures how well power is used and is typically expressed as a percentage.

armaments; weapons; war materials

lubricant used for machines to reduce friction and facilitate smooth operation

China Precision Machinery Import-Export Corporation (CPMIEC)

Shanghai Zhenhua Port Machinery Company, a large Chinese heavy-duty equipment manufacturer

agricultural or farm machinery

a general term for knives, blades, and similar handheld weapons

A mechanical device used to increase force or power to make work easier, such as a lever or pulley

medical device; medical equipment or instruments

A type of machine that transfers energy between a rotor and a fluid, such as a turbine or centrifugal pump.

Gymnastics performed using athletic equipment, such as parallel bars, vaulting horses, rings, or dumbbells.

to throw down one's weapons and surrender

excavator; bulldozer; machinery used for digging and earthmoving earth

machinery or equipment designed for processing wood or for use in carpentry

A military unit equipped with armored vehicles for transportation and combat, typically including infantry, tanks, and artillery

A philosophical school of thought that acknowledges the material world but explains all phenomena through purely mechanical laws; it views the world in a fragmented and static way, failing to account for social and historical development.

the branch of science or engineering that deals with the physical behavior of objects when subjected to forces

a person who repairs and maintains machinery

sector of industry concerned with manufacturing production machinery, kits, and components

a worker who repairs or maintains machines

RoboCop (movie franchise and character)

the low-level language that a computer's central processing unit can execute directly

The translation of text by a computer or program without human involvement; machine translation.

a watch that uses a clockwork mechanism to measure the passage of time

the lowest-level programming language consisting of binary code that can be executed directly by a computer's central processing unit

The physical process of an object or its internal parts changing relative position over time; the most basic form of movement in physics.

weapons and ammunition; firearms and munitions

implements; tools or utensils

to arrest and shackle; to clap in irons