Kalashnikov
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++Ka·lash·ni·kov /kəˈlæʃnɪkɒf $ -kɒːf/ noun [countable] PMWa type of rifle (=long gun) that can fire very quickly 卡拉什尼科夫步[冲锋]枪,AK47 步[冲锋]枪
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Kalashnikov• The price of a Kalashnikov has soared in just a few days from $ 50 to about $ 250 Tuesday.• The murder weapon, a Kalashnikov free of fingerprints, was left at the scene in a plastic bag.• Teen-agers wearing face masks swagger through small towns carrying Kalashnikovs.• Mehboob took us to his house, where he produced his own collection of Kalashnikovs.• The first thing I saw was Jahangir's Kalashnikov, so I held my arms up high in mock surrender.• The Kalashnikov is accurate to about 300 meters, compared to 550 meters for the M-16.Origin Kalashnikov (1900-2000) M. T. Kalashnikov, Russian inventor of the gunKa·lash·ni·kov nounChineseSyllable
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Kalashnikov
Ka‧lash‧ni‧kov /kəˈlæʃnɪkɒf $ -kɒːf/
noun [countable]
Ka‧lash‧ni‧kov /kəˈlæʃnɪkɒf $ -kɒːf/
noun [countable] Date: 1900-2000
Origin: M. T. Kalashnikov, Russian inventor of the gun
a type of rifle (=long gun) that can fire very quickly
Origin: M. T. Kalashnikov, Russian inventor of the gun