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Meanings of rifles in English
Military service branch concerned with combat by individuals on foot.
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Usage of rifles in English
1
You will find a new grave there, the rifles in the grave.
2
The country on either side was open and the soldiers carried rifles.
3
Government spokesman Panitan Wattanayagorn said rifles, pistols and hand grenades were missing.
4
Is it wrong to focus on controlling semi-automatic rifles, particularly the AR-15.?
5
Special forces fired pistols and rifles at protesters, a Reuters witness said.
6
Police confirmed the incident saying the assailants were carrying pistols and rifles.
7
The roar of the rifles drowned even the noise of the artillery.
8
The stocks of many of the rifles were wrapped in dirty rags.
9
And the trumpets and rifles of the French told the same story.
10
Two of the Indians in the ravine were busily reloading their rifles.
11
Owners of rifles and shotguns do not need permits, the newspaper said.
12
The muskets were given to the sentries in addition to their rifles.
13
I sent a radio message to Loki yesterday requesting rifles and ammunition.
14
Above the cannon and rifles the music of the calling trumpets sounded.
15
The revolvers were in their belts, and the rifles slung behind them.
16
The attackers escaped with two M-16 rifles and a pistol, police said.
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