carbines
英 [ˈkɑːbaɪnz]
美 [ˈkɑrˌbaɪnz]
n. 卡宾枪
carbine的复数
柯林斯词典
- 卡宾枪
A carbine is a light automatic rifle.
双语例句
- The carbines offered an advantage over existing weapons.
卡宾枪自有比现有武器更胜一筹之处。 - They found two carbines and went up to the second floor, where they broke the windows and began firing at German troops spread across the field.
他们找到两支卡宾枪，冲上农舍的二层，砸开窗户，朝漫野而来的德军部队开火射击。 - They sat there leisurely with their carbines on their thighs.
他们悠闲地坐在那里，卡宾枪放在大腿上。 - In major battles, centurions will use rather advanced weaponry such as anti-materiel rifles, Marksman carbines, and super sledges.
在几次主要战役中，百夫长都使用了相当先进的武器如反器材步枪，神射手卡宾枪，还有动力战锤。 - The Chinese have also exported these carbines to Central and South America.
中国还出口这些卡宾枪到中美洲和南美洲。 - Dismounted, they can use their carbines to fire upon the enemy, although they are relatively vulnerable in close-combat.
下马之后，他们能使用卡宾枪对付敌人，不过在近距离的格斗中他们占不到任何便宜。 - In a moment all the bandits were on their feet, and twenty carbines were levelled at the count.
一霎时，所有的强盗都跳了起来，二十支马枪平举着对准了伯爵。 - They do not fire their carbines whilst mounted, however, preferring to ride men down and dispatch them with cold steel.
马背上用卡宾枪射击并非他们的作战方式，相反他们会选择一路飞驰奔向敌人，撞倒他们，用冰冷的马刀砍杀他们。