Machine-gun
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(As a noun)
Machine-gun ( noun )
A type of firearm that is capable of firing multiple rounds of ammunition in rapid succession.
Origin:
A machine gun is a type of firearm that is capable of firing multiple rounds of ammunition in rapid succession. the term "machine gun" was first used in the late 19th century, and it is a combination of the words "machine" and "gun".
Examples:
- The enemy fired a machine-gun at us from the rooftop.
- The soldiers were equipped with machine-guns for the battle.
- The criminal had a machine-gun in his car trunk.
- The police used a machine-gun to break into the building.
- The warplane had a machine-gun mounted on its wing.
(As a verb)
Machine-gun ( verb )
A type of firearm that is capable of firing multiple rounds of ammunition in rapid succession.
Origin:
A machine gun is a type of firearm that is capable of firing multiple rounds of ammunition in rapid succession. the term "machine gun" was first used in the late 19th century, and it is a combination of the words "machine" and "gun".
Examples:
- The enemy fired a machine-gun at us from the rooftop.
- The soldiers were equipped with machine-guns for the battle.
- The criminal had a machine-gun in his car trunk.
- The police used a machine-gun to break into the building.
- The warplane had a machine-gun mounted on its wing.