handguns

英

美 [ˈhændˌgʌnz]

n.  手枪
handgun的复数

柯林斯词典

• 手枪
  Ahandgunis a gun that you can hold, carry, and fire with one hand.

双语例句

• After a while, they started throwing rocks and eventually firing handguns at each other.
  过了一阵子后，他们就开始朝对方砸石头，最后还以手枪互击。
• Handgun Ready Conditions-The ready condition of handguns used in a competition shall be as follows.
  手枪预备状态－比赛中手枪的预备状态应如下列所叙述。
• They ranged in size from small handguns to powerful sniper rifles.
  其尺寸小至手枪，大至狙击枪，不一而足。
• The government is determined as regards the prohibition of the possessing handguns or other weapons by civilians.
  在禁止平民拥有手枪或其他武器方面，政府的决心已定。
• Handguns are separated by Division, but within the regulations of each Division, the firearms shall not be restricted by action or type.
  手枪因组别而异，但只要合乎各个组别的规范内，就不应以作动方式或种类来加以限制。
• The president of Texas University, William Powers, has opposed concealed handguns on campus, saying the mix of students, guns and campus parties is too volatile.
  德克萨斯大学校长WilliamPowers却反对允许在学校非公开携带枪支，他说学生、枪支和校园团体组合在一起是极不稳定的。
• They tried to boost sales; laws limit the sale of handguns.
  法律限制手枪的销售。
• She was called for legislation to eliminate handguns.
  她呼吁立法禁止使用手枪。
• Many people in America own handguns.
  在美国，许多人拥有手枪。
• More than half of the Texas House of Representatives have signed a measure allowing concealed handguns at universities.
  超过一半的德克萨斯州众议院代表已经签署了允许在学院中非公开携带枪支的议案。