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gun
/ˈɡʌn/ noun · plural: guns A1 (estimated)
1. a sharp, percussive sound, like the sound of an explosion or gun; bang
2. shooting device functioning through stored energy
| French | le flingue |
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| Dutch | de blaffer |
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| Swedish | en bössa |
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3. portable, short weapon, for hand use
| German | die Schusswaffe, die Pistole |
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| French | le pistolet, le flingue |
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| Portuguese | a pistola, arma de fogo |
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| Czech | pistole |
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| Italian | la pistola |
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| Spanish | la pistola, el charpe |
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| Dutch | het vuurwapen, het pistool |
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| Swedish | en pistol |
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| Latin | sclopetum |
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4. less portable, long weapon
| German | das Gewehr, das Schießgewehr |
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| French | le fusil |
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| Portuguese | o rifle, o fuzil |
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| Czech | puška |
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| Italian | il fucile |
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| Spanish | el rifle, la escopeta, el fusil |
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| Dutch | het geweer, het vuurwapen |
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| Swedish | ett gevär, en bössa |
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| Latin | sclopetum |
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to gun
/ˈɡʌn/ verb A1 (estimated)
1. speed something up
| Portuguese | acelerar |
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| Spanish | disparar |
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| Dutch | opdrijven |
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