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Meanings of carbine in English
Russian
штуцер Short rifle with a full length stock, common in southern Germany and the Alpine region.
Usage of carbine in English
1
He pitched the carbine away and lost all control in headlong flight.
2
He slipped his carbine from its scabbard; the others did the same.
3
The muzzle of the carbine was once more pointed at the ceiling.
4
One of them took the horse and the other took the carbine.
5
The princess seized the carbine that rested on the seat between them.
6
The old Michel halted and leaned upon the barrel of his carbine.
7
The girl held his carbine as he stumbled over the rocky bottom.
8
She cradled the carbine in her arms as she tore it open.
9
Waring lighted a match and blackened the front sight of his carbine.
10
I was startled from this thought by the sound of carbine fire.
11
As he came near the sentinel threw forward his carbine and challenged.
12
His TIP carbine came up, and he started adding to the flames.
13
The carbine was where she had left it, propped against a wall.
14
And the last was a carbine model, which I gave to Nielsen.
15
Apparently he was unarmed, and Philip dropped the muzzle of his carbine.
16
The SpecterIR sight was smashed and the carbine's barrel was slightly bent.
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Carbine through the time
Carbine across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common