Definition of gunned in English:

gunned

adjective ɡʌndɡənd

Having guns, especially of a specified type or amount.
heavily gunned warships
his powerfully gunned army
Example sentencesExamples
- He decided that mobile, powerfully gunned anti-tank units were the best way to defeat enemy tanks.
- The growing importance of the heavily gunned man-of-war at sea during the reign of Henry VIII was to transform the administration that supplied them.
- In 1628, the ornately carved and heavily gunned ship had sunk - after less than a mile of her maiden voyage.
- Twenty-gunned frigates like the Hornet didn't come cheap.
- Its leaders contended that the defensive power of their multi-gunned B17 Flying Fortresses, operating in formation, would permit precision bombing in daylight without unacceptable losses.

Definition of gunned in US English:

gunned

adjectiveɡənd

Having guns, especially of a specified type or amount.
heavily gunned warships
his powerfully gunned army
Example sentencesExamples
- In 1628, the ornately carved and heavily gunned ship had sunk - after less than a mile of her maiden voyage.
- Its leaders contended that the defensive power of their multi-gunned B17 Flying Fortresses, operating in formation, would permit precision bombing in daylight without unacceptable losses.
- The growing importance of the heavily gunned man-of-war at sea during the reign of Henry VIII was to transform the administration that supplied them.
- He decided that mobile, powerfully gunned anti-tank units were the best way to defeat enemy tanks.
- Twenty-gunned frigates like the Hornet didn't come cheap.

单词	gunned
释义	Definition of gunned in English: gunned adjective ɡʌndɡənd Having guns, especially of a specified type or amount. heavily gunned warships his powerfully gunned army Example sentencesExamples He decided that mobile, powerfully gunned anti-tank units were the best way to defeat enemy tanks. The growing importance of the heavily gunned man-of-war at sea during the reign of Henry VIII was to transform the administration that supplied them. In 1628, the ornately carved and heavily gunned ship had sunk - after less than a mile of her maiden voyage. Twenty-gunned frigates like the Hornet didn't come cheap. Its leaders contended that the defensive power of their multi-gunned B17 Flying Fortresses, operating in formation, would permit precision bombing in daylight without unacceptable losses. Definition of gunned in US English: gunned adjectiveɡənd Having guns, especially of a specified type or amount. heavily gunned warships his powerfully gunned army Example sentencesExamples In 1628, the ornately carved and heavily gunned ship had sunk - after less than a mile of her maiden voyage. Its leaders contended that the defensive power of their multi-gunned B17 Flying Fortresses, operating in formation, would permit precision bombing in daylight without unacceptable losses. The growing importance of the heavily gunned man-of-war at sea during the reign of Henry VIII was to transform the administration that supplied them. He decided that mobile, powerfully gunned anti-tank units were the best way to defeat enemy tanks. Twenty-gunned frigates like the Hornet didn't come cheap.
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