transcription, транскрипция: [ ˈpa-nə-plē ]
noun
( plural -plies )
Etymology: Greek panoplia, from pan- + hopla arms, armor, plural of hoplon tool, weapon — more at hoplite
Date: 1632
1.
a. : a full suit of armor
b. : ceremonial attire
2. : something forming a protective covering
3.
a. : a magnificent or impressive array
the full panoply of a military funeral
b. : a display of all appropriate appurtenances
has the panoply of science fiction…but it is not true science fiction — Isaac Asimov