firearm

英 [ˈfaɪərɑːm]

美 [ˈfaɪərɑːrm]

n.  (便携式的)枪

复数：firearms　

GRETEM8

Collins.1 / BNC.9028 / COCA.6598

牛津词典

noun

• （便携式的）枪
  a gun that can be carried
  1. The police were issued with firearms.
     警察都配发了小型枪支。

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 火器;枪支
  Firearmsare guns.
  1. He was also charged with illegal possession of firearms...
     他还被控非法持有枪支。
  2. He was jailed for firearms offences.
     他因违犯枪支管理法而被判监禁。

英英释义

noun

• a portable gun
  1. he wore his firearm in a shoulder holster
  Synonym:piecesmall-arm

双语例句

• Judging from the references to firearm violence.
  从涉及者来判断枪支暴力。
• Re-holstering the firearm during the course of fire is not recommended.
  一般不建议在比赛的过程中重新收枪入枪套。
• To load ( a gun or other firearm) with a quantity of explosive.
  为（枪炮或其他火器）装入一定的弹药。
• The amount of time it takes for the knifing cooldown effect and holding back up your firearm is crucial.
  时间花费金额为重创冷却效果，阻碍了你的枪支是至关重要的。
• He wore his firearm in a shoulder holster.
  他把他的枪装在肩部手枪套中。
• And that I can have access to that same firearm.
  那样我可以找出同一枪支。
• Restrictive firearm licensing and purchasing policies;
  对枪械许可证及购买采取限制政策；
• The range officer shall then inspect the firearm or ammunition.
  然后靶场主任必须检视被怀疑的手枪或弹药。
• BUT I already carry a small canister of CS, which is classified as a firearm, and a baton.
  但是我已经携带了一个小的警用催泪器，它被归类为武器，和一个警棍。
• Purchases firearm, even though he doesn't know how to use one.
  买了把枪也不知道该怎么用。