gun

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Weapons, Daily life, Technologygungun1 /ɡʌn/ S2 W2 noun [countable] 1 PMWa metal weapon which shoots bullets or shellshave/hold/carry a gun I could see he was carrying a gun. I’ve never fired a gun in my life. Jake was pointing a gun at the door. Two policemen were killed in a gun battle.2 → put/hold a gun to somebody’s head3 DTa tool that forces out small objects or a liquid by pressure a paint gun a nail gun → flashgun, spray gun 4 (also starting pistol) a gun which is fired into the air at the start of a race5 → big/top gun6 → hired gun7 → with all guns blazing → son of a gun, → stick to your guns1, → jump the gun, → be going great guns, → spike somebody’s gunsgungun2 verb (gunned, gunning) 1 → be gunning for somebody2 → be gunning for something3 [transitive] American English informalTTCFAST/QUICK to make the engine of a car go very fast by pressing the accelerator very hard → gun somebody ↔ down→ See Verb tableOrigin gun1 (1300-1400) Perhaps from Gunnilda, a woman's name, from Old Norse Gunnhildr

单词	gun
释义	gun From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Weapons, Daily life, Technologygungun1 /ɡʌn/ ●●● S2 W2 noun [countable] 1 PMWa metal weapon which shoots bullets or shellshave/hold/carry a gun I could see he was carrying a gun. I’ve never fired a gun in my life. Jake was pointing a gun at the door. Two policemen were killed in a gun battle.2 → put/hold a gun to somebody’s head3 DTa tool that forces out small objects or a liquid by pressure a paint gun a nail gun → flashgun, spray gun 4 (also starting pistol) a gun which is fired into the air at the start of a race5 → big/top gun6 → hired gun7 → with all guns blazing → son of a gun, → stick to your guns1, → jump the gun, → be going great guns, → spike somebody’s gunsgungun2 verb (gunned, gunning) 1 → be gunning for somebody2 → be gunning for something3 [transitive] American English informalTTCFAST/QUICK to make the engine of a car go very fast by pressing the accelerator very hard → gun somebody ↔ down→ See Verb tableOrigin gun1 (1300-1400) Perhaps from Gunnilda, a woman's name, from Old Norse Gunnhildr
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