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Meanings of revolver (revolvers) in English
Portuguese
porta giratória A door consisting of four orthogonal partitions that rotate about a central pivot; a door designed to equalize the air pressure in tall buildings.
Usage of revolvers in English
1
The butts of the bulldog revolvers in their hip pockets were exposed.
2
The revolvers were in their belts, and the rifles slung behind them.
3
However, it says it will still make and sell handguns and revolvers.
4
Bud and Clay stepped forward, and gathered in the rifles and revolvers.
5
The quick reports of the revolvers echoed viciously from the rocky walls.
6
The two loaded revolvers were on a shelf in front of him.
7
Now it was the sharp spit of revolvers, cracking in deadly chorus.
8
The police carried revolvers openly in leather cases strapped to their belts.
9
The revolvers of Lord Hastings flashed simultaneously and the two Germans dropped.
10
All of the newcomers drew their revolvers and sprang to the window.
11
He hesitated a moment, and two revolvers looked him in the face.
12
Sweeney and Ryan carried rifles and the rest of the party revolvers.
13
He and Billie drew the revolvers they had captured the night before.
14
This also was done under the most earnest emphasis of the revolvers.
15
There are two types of credit card users -transactors and revolvers.
16
But I gave you a brace of revolvers of the same make.
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Translations for revolvers
Russian
Portuguese
Revolvers through the time
Revolvers across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common