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

• Very few Americans support a complete ban, even of handguns& there are too many out there already, and many people reasonably feel that they need to be able to protect themselves.
  然而却只有极少数美国人支持哪怕是对手枪的完全禁止–有太多的手枪已经在市面上了，而很多人也理所当然的认为他们需要有保护自己的能力。
• This case concerned a ban on handguns in Chicago.
  该案件关系到芝加哥对手枪的禁用法令。
• Another permits handguns in state and local parks.
  另一项提案允许在州内及当地公园携带手枪。
• 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。
• 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。
• Many people in America own handguns.
  在美国，许多人拥有手枪。
• The Supreme Court says it will decide whether the District of Columbia can ban handguns.
  最高法院表示将会对哥伦比亚特区公民能否持有手枪作出决定。
• 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。
• Some people definitely do not think this goes far enough, and, on opening day of the Legislature last month, they demanded new laws making it legal to carry handguns in the open, preferably without a license.
  显然有人觉得这还不够，他们在上月的议会开放日上要求通过新的法律，让他们可以合法公开携带手枪，最好是不用持枪证。