Definition of gun battle in English:

gun battle

noun

A fight involving an exchange of fire with guns.
the other suspect died in a gun battle with police
Example sentencesExamples
- During the climactic gun battle, he's hopelessly outnumbered by the gang who are shooting up the town to get him.
- He was killed in a gun battle with police.
- There are the usual car chases, explosions, gun battles, etc.
- The controversy erupted into a gun battle that left two Mohawk dead.
- He recalled the struggle as being like a running gun battle.
- In the ensuing gun battle, the intruders fired at least two weapons at the house.
- Gun battles are among the most intense, dangerous situations imaginable.
- A marine was killed during a gun battle north of the city.
- Even on my machine, in the middle of certain gun battles, the frame rate dropped noticeably.
- Last July, a major gun battle broke out in the city square.

单词	gun battle
释义	Definition of gun battle in English: gun battle noun A fight involving an exchange of fire with guns. the other suspect died in a gun battle with police Example sentencesExamples During the climactic gun battle, he's hopelessly outnumbered by the gang who are shooting up the town to get him. He was killed in a gun battle with police. There are the usual car chases, explosions, gun battles, etc. The controversy erupted into a gun battle that left two Mohawk dead. He recalled the struggle as being like a running gun battle. In the ensuing gun battle, the intruders fired at least two weapons at the house. Gun battles are among the most intense, dangerous situations imaginable. A marine was killed during a gun battle north of the city. Even on my machine, in the middle of certain gun battles, the frame rate dropped noticeably. Last July, a major gun battle broke out in the city square.
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