Definition of handgun in English:

handgun

noun ˈhan(d)ɡʌnˈhæn(d)ˌɡən

A gun designed for use by one hand; a pistol.
手枪，左轮手枪
Example sentencesExamples
- You cannot address crime prevention without getting rid of assault weapons and handguns.
- About halfway through the game guns show up - handguns, shotguns, and a few rifles.
- The reporter had a choice of fake handguns, pistols and revolvers on display in a glass case among books and small toys.
- The vast majority of my field and hunting handguns are single action revolvers.
- It can serve as a shotgun, an accurate big bore rifle, a handgun, and even as a flare gun.
- A vicar has been charged with firearm offences after a handgun and bullets were found in his home by police.
- The gang was carrying a handgun, shotgun and an assortment of iron bars.
- Shotguns and handguns may also have straps, but our present interest is the hunting rifle.
- A safe in the building was recently opened revealing sub-machine guns, handguns and listening devices.
- The plot was uncovered as the three set out on their mission armed with rifles, handguns, swords and knifes.
- From six long guns and a few handguns to dozens of long guns and dozens of handguns, you can find what you need.
- So far, he had only ever used hunting guns such as shot guns or rifles, and handguns like the one his father kept with his new uniform.
- Five years after the sweeping 1998 ban on handguns, handgun crime had doubled.
- It is stated that Australia banned ownership of most handguns and semiauto rifles.
- They are available for most popular models of service handguns, revolvers and autos.
- Prohibited weapons handed in included seven handguns and two shotguns.
- Most gun injuries and deaths were caused by handguns, not shotguns and rifles, the seminar heard.
- They went over to a spot on one wall where handguns and revolvers were set up.
- The photos in the different tactical articles show handguns and rifles in use.
- Mostly light weapons such as assault rifles and handguns were destroyed.
Synonyms
pistol, revolver, gun, side arm, automatic pistol, six-shooter, thirty-eight, derringer, Browning automatic
North American informal piece, shooting iron, Saturday night special, rod, roscoe
trademark Colt, Webley, Luger

Definition of handgun in US English:

handgun

nounˈhan(d)ˌɡənˈhæn(d)ˌɡən

A gun designed for use by one hand, especially a pistol or revolver.
手枪，左轮手枪
Example sentencesExamples
- They are available for most popular models of service handguns, revolvers and autos.
- Shotguns and handguns may also have straps, but our present interest is the hunting rifle.
- The reporter had a choice of fake handguns, pistols and revolvers on display in a glass case among books and small toys.
- It can serve as a shotgun, an accurate big bore rifle, a handgun, and even as a flare gun.
- They went over to a spot on one wall where handguns and revolvers were set up.
- From six long guns and a few handguns to dozens of long guns and dozens of handguns, you can find what you need.
- Prohibited weapons handed in included seven handguns and two shotguns.
- You cannot address crime prevention without getting rid of assault weapons and handguns.
- It is stated that Australia banned ownership of most handguns and semiauto rifles.
- A safe in the building was recently opened revealing sub-machine guns, handguns and listening devices.
- The photos in the different tactical articles show handguns and rifles in use.
- About halfway through the game guns show up - handguns, shotguns, and a few rifles.
- Mostly light weapons such as assault rifles and handguns were destroyed.
- The vast majority of my field and hunting handguns are single action revolvers.
- Most gun injuries and deaths were caused by handguns, not shotguns and rifles, the seminar heard.
- So far, he had only ever used hunting guns such as shot guns or rifles, and handguns like the one his father kept with his new uniform.
- The plot was uncovered as the three set out on their mission armed with rifles, handguns, swords and knifes.
- A vicar has been charged with firearm offences after a handgun and bullets were found in his home by police.
- The gang was carrying a handgun, shotgun and an assortment of iron bars.
- Five years after the sweeping 1998 ban on handguns, handgun crime had doubled.
Synonyms
pistol, revolver, gun, side arm, automatic pistol, six-shooter, thirty-eight, derringer, browning automatic

单词	handgun
释义	Definition of handgun in English: handgun noun ˈhan(d)ɡʌnˈhæn(d)ˌɡən A gun designed for use by one hand; a pistol. 手枪，左轮手枪 Example sentencesExamples You cannot address crime prevention without getting rid of assault weapons and handguns. About halfway through the game guns show up - handguns, shotguns, and a few rifles. The reporter had a choice of fake handguns, pistols and revolvers on display in a glass case among books and small toys. The vast majority of my field and hunting handguns are single action revolvers. It can serve as a shotgun, an accurate big bore rifle, a handgun, and even as a flare gun. A vicar has been charged with firearm offences after a handgun and bullets were found in his home by police. The gang was carrying a handgun, shotgun and an assortment of iron bars. Shotguns and handguns may also have straps, but our present interest is the hunting rifle. A safe in the building was recently opened revealing sub-machine guns, handguns and listening devices. The plot was uncovered as the three set out on their mission armed with rifles, handguns, swords and knifes. From six long guns and a few handguns to dozens of long guns and dozens of handguns, you can find what you need. So far, he had only ever used hunting guns such as shot guns or rifles, and handguns like the one his father kept with his new uniform. Five years after the sweeping 1998 ban on handguns, handgun crime had doubled. It is stated that Australia banned ownership of most handguns and semiauto rifles. They are available for most popular models of service handguns, revolvers and autos. Prohibited weapons handed in included seven handguns and two shotguns. Most gun injuries and deaths were caused by handguns, not shotguns and rifles, the seminar heard. They went over to a spot on one wall where handguns and revolvers were set up. The photos in the different tactical articles show handguns and rifles in use. Mostly light weapons such as assault rifles and handguns were destroyed. Synonyms pistol, revolver, gun, side arm, automatic pistol, six-shooter, thirty-eight, derringer, Browning automatic North American informal piece, shooting iron, Saturday night special, rod, roscoe trademark Colt, Webley, Luger Definition of handgun in US English: handgun nounˈhan(d)ˌɡənˈhæn(d)ˌɡən A gun designed for use by one hand, especially a pistol or revolver. 手枪，左轮手枪 Example sentencesExamples They are available for most popular models of service handguns, revolvers and autos. Shotguns and handguns may also have straps, but our present interest is the hunting rifle. The reporter had a choice of fake handguns, pistols and revolvers on display in a glass case among books and small toys. It can serve as a shotgun, an accurate big bore rifle, a handgun, and even as a flare gun. They went over to a spot on one wall where handguns and revolvers were set up. From six long guns and a few handguns to dozens of long guns and dozens of handguns, you can find what you need. Prohibited weapons handed in included seven handguns and two shotguns. You cannot address crime prevention without getting rid of assault weapons and handguns. It is stated that Australia banned ownership of most handguns and semiauto rifles. A safe in the building was recently opened revealing sub-machine guns, handguns and listening devices. The photos in the different tactical articles show handguns and rifles in use. About halfway through the game guns show up - handguns, shotguns, and a few rifles. Mostly light weapons such as assault rifles and handguns were destroyed. The vast majority of my field and hunting handguns are single action revolvers. Most gun injuries and deaths were caused by handguns, not shotguns and rifles, the seminar heard. So far, he had only ever used hunting guns such as shot guns or rifles, and handguns like the one his father kept with his new uniform. The plot was uncovered as the three set out on their mission armed with rifles, handguns, swords and knifes. A vicar has been charged with firearm offences after a handgun and bullets were found in his home by police. The gang was carrying a handgun, shotgun and an assortment of iron bars. Five years after the sweeping 1998 ban on handguns, handgun crime had doubled. Synonyms pistol, revolver, gun, side arm, automatic pistol, six-shooter, thirty-eight, derringer, browning automatic
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