英：[ˈfaɪərɑːm]
美：[ˈfaɪərɑːrm]
firearm如何读
firearm是什么意思
n. (名词)
- 火器
- 枪支
- 手枪
- 步枪
- 猎用枪支
- 枪炮
- 武器
firearm自然拼读
fire·arm
faIr arm
firearm变形
复数:firearms
firearm英英释义
Noun
1. a portable gun;
"he wore his firearm in a shoulder holster"
firearm词源中文解释
同时， fire-arm（火器）这个词最早出现于17世纪40年代，由 fire（火）（n.）和 arm（武器）（n.2）组成。它指的是靠火药（或其它类似物质）燃烧发射弹药的任何武器，从手枪到加农炮不等。相关词汇： Firearms（火器）。
firearm_体育行业词汇
枪械
firearm_法律行业词汇
枪支
firearm词源英文解释
The first known use of firearm was in 1643
firearm儿童词典英英释义
fireboxnoun
a chamber (as of a furnace) that contains a fire
a box containing a fire alarm
fireboatnoun
a boat equipped for fighting fires
fireballnoun
a ball of fire
a very bright meteor
the glowing cloud of vapor and dust created by a nuclear explosion
firearmnoun
a weapon from which a shot is discharged by gunpowder—usually used only of small arms
firearmnoun
a weapon from which a shot is discharged by gunpowder—usually used only of small arms
firearm 例句
1 Historically, most British police do not carry firearms.
2 One of the best sequences is at the start of Part 3, which recounts "killing from a distance" and shows the "industrial development of firearms."
3 The Illinois Appellate Court threw out the appeal, saying the judge did not have to ask about potential firearm bias on his own.
4 Friday Night Lights depicts a country of faith, football and firearms.
5 On Aug. 5, 2020, FBI agents served a search warrant at Jake's Calabasas home and seized multiple firearms in a raid that was connected to a riot at an Arizona shopping mall.
6 He brings with him a fearsome if indistinctly defined reputation, but he is determined to hang up his firearms.
7 “You know better than to gallivant around wearing corsets and carrying firearms. You’re in your last year! I expect better from students about to graduate.”
8 On the same page, she notes rulings in which the Supreme Court has impeded the ability of cities to regulate firearms despite frightening rates of gun violence.
9 The Gun A struggling New York actor’s life takes a turn when he finds an abandoned firearm in an alley in Justin Yoffe’s new drama.
10 But such measures never got far in Europe, where any country that temporarily swore off firearms would be promptly overrun by gun-toting neighboring countries.
11 While it’s impossible to convert an airsoft gun to a real firearm, the fake weapons are deceptively realistic — sometimes dangerously so.
12 To insert a wad into ( a firearm ).
把弹塞填入 ( 一个火器中 )
13 We ain't supposed to carry firearms when traveling into town, but I'm always ready for someone to try and take a bite out of me.
14 According to reports, the man pulled the firearm from his waistband and waved it around inside the restaurant.
15 Passengers carrying firearms in their baggage should also check with their airline, the agency advises.
16 He is being held without bail on charges of causing death or bodily harm at an international airport, causing death during a crime of violence and using a firearm during a crime of violence.
17 The Grammy-winner was charged in Florida on Nov. 17 with possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, a federal offense that carries a potential sentence of up to 10 years in prison.
18 As the antihero cop starts stalking the killer through the inevitably dark room, letting the muzzle of his firearm lead the way, John jumps up and yells at the television.
19 Today, there’s almost one privately owned firearm for every person in America, more than any other nation.
20 Still, the sight and sound of a gun onstage today, given our country’s despicable relationship to firearms, is unsettling.