Definition of marksmanship in English:

marksmanship

noun ˈmɑːksmənʃɪp

mass noun

Skill in shooting.
officers trained in advanced marksmanship
Example sentencesExamples
- Infantrymen today continue to struggle with marksmanship, especially under combat conditions.
- Effective marksmanship in the mechanized divisions was attributed to a master gunner program.
- A constant focus on the use of weapons would make marksmanship training safer.
- Commanders and shooters alike will appreciate the new manual for its usefulness in improving a unit's marksmanship and fieldcraft skills.
- With the support of his commander, a battalion master marksman would improve marksmanship proficiency in the light infantry battalions.
- Marksmanship is something the army could do a little better.
- Military doctrine of the time emphasized massed rifle fire, downplaying marksmanship.
- What makes this person dangerous is not his marksmanship skills.
- An army preparing for a guerrilla war needs to devote more time to rifle marksmanship.
- I will have to say that everyone was taken completely by surprise by her marksmanship.

Definition of marksmanship in US English:

marksmanship

nounˈmärksmənˌSHip

Skill in shooting.
officers trained in advanced marksmanship
Example sentencesExamples
- Infantrymen today continue to struggle with marksmanship, especially under combat conditions.
- What makes this person dangerous is not his marksmanship skills.
- Effective marksmanship in the mechanized divisions was attributed to a master gunner program.
- With the support of his commander, a battalion master marksman would improve marksmanship proficiency in the light infantry battalions.
- Marksmanship is something the army could do a little better.
- An army preparing for a guerrilla war needs to devote more time to rifle marksmanship.
- A constant focus on the use of weapons would make marksmanship training safer.
- Commanders and shooters alike will appreciate the new manual for its usefulness in improving a unit's marksmanship and fieldcraft skills.
- Military doctrine of the time emphasized massed rifle fire, downplaying marksmanship.
- I will have to say that everyone was taken completely by surprise by her marksmanship.

单词	marksmanship
释义	Definition of marksmanship in English: marksmanship noun ˈmɑːksmənʃɪp mass noun Skill in shooting. officers trained in advanced marksmanship Example sentencesExamples Infantrymen today continue to struggle with marksmanship, especially under combat conditions. Effective marksmanship in the mechanized divisions was attributed to a master gunner program. A constant focus on the use of weapons would make marksmanship training safer. Commanders and shooters alike will appreciate the new manual for its usefulness in improving a unit's marksmanship and fieldcraft skills. With the support of his commander, a battalion master marksman would improve marksmanship proficiency in the light infantry battalions. Marksmanship is something the army could do a little better. Military doctrine of the time emphasized massed rifle fire, downplaying marksmanship. What makes this person dangerous is not his marksmanship skills. An army preparing for a guerrilla war needs to devote more time to rifle marksmanship. I will have to say that everyone was taken completely by surprise by her marksmanship. Definition of marksmanship in US English: marksmanship nounˈmärksmənˌSHip Skill in shooting. officers trained in advanced marksmanship Example sentencesExamples Infantrymen today continue to struggle with marksmanship, especially under combat conditions. What makes this person dangerous is not his marksmanship skills. Effective marksmanship in the mechanized divisions was attributed to a master gunner program. With the support of his commander, a battalion master marksman would improve marksmanship proficiency in the light infantry battalions. Marksmanship is something the army could do a little better. An army preparing for a guerrilla war needs to devote more time to rifle marksmanship. A constant focus on the use of weapons would make marksmanship training safer. Commanders and shooters alike will appreciate the new manual for its usefulness in improving a unit's marksmanship and fieldcraft skills. Military doctrine of the time emphasized massed rifle fire, downplaying marksmanship. I will have to say that everyone was taken completely by surprise by her marksmanship.
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