Definition of unlimber in English:

unlimber

verb ʌnˈlɪmbəˌənˈlɪmbər

[with object]

1Detach (a gun) from its limber so that it can be used.
Example sentencesExamples
- As the real artillery pieces unlimbered and began to hurl projectiles across the skies of Europe in August 1914, William Bateson was far away in Australia.
- While flying on business, I sometimes hesitate to unlimber a Handgunner or Guns Magazine - aware of the effect it may have on the more liberal around me.
- After a thought, Thyrenea unlimbered her MA carbine.
- Pappy unlimbers his double-barrel, 12 gauge sawed-off shotgun and Tom draws one of the two handguns tucked in his belt, a 1911.45 auto.
- Mackenzie stepped away from the hull, unlimbering his shotgun.
- Mackenzie unlimbered his shotgun as he scanned the sand beneath them.
- ‘So,’ he said, unlimbering his crossbows. ‘The twiceborn walk the earth once more.
- We figure some day, a 97 year-old Ken will wheel out onto the range in his nuclear-powered assault chair, unlimber a 1911 and tell his students to ‘get to work’ or they'll live to regret it.
- Mackenzie unlimbered his shotgun and cradled it in his arms as he repositioned himself to watch the trail ahead.
- I unlimbered my carry gun of the day, a Smith Model 4506 that's usually about a two-and-a-half-inch gun at this distance.
- The marines had bewildered expressions as they unlimbered their assault rifles.
- Immediately, the drilling stopped, everyone pulled back and Matthew and Smith, quick as a flash, unlimbered their weapons and peered into the dark… The clouds subsided and silence fell on the group.
- The ‘hot tank’ is the prize of the brush country - especially for the gunner unlimbering a light gauge for the bounty of close incomers.
- The officers ran out down the stairs and onto King Street, where the men of Lossburg's regiment had unlimbered a battery of cannons in a small park.
1. 1.1US Unpack or unfasten (something) ready for use.
  we had to unlimber some of the gear
  Example sentencesExamples
  She unlimbered her ChecKard and used it to tap a rhythm on the ancient hardwood surface.
  With George's run production down, McNair unlimbered his arm and put some air back in the ball.
  I claimed a prominent rock and unlimbered a 20-pound-class popping rod and a wide-framed casting reel.
  They both got out, and Debbye unlimbered her remote camera.
  A Marine unlimbered his pack and withdrew a metal disk ten centimeters in diameter.

Definition of unlimber in US English:

unlimber

verbˌənˈlimbərˌənˈlɪmbər

[with object]

1Detach (a gun) from its limber so that it can be used.
Example sentencesExamples
- The ‘hot tank’ is the prize of the brush country - especially for the gunner unlimbering a light gauge for the bounty of close incomers.
- The officers ran out down the stairs and onto King Street, where the men of Lossburg's regiment had unlimbered a battery of cannons in a small park.
- ‘So,’ he said, unlimbering his crossbows. ‘The twiceborn walk the earth once more.
- The marines had bewildered expressions as they unlimbered their assault rifles.
- I unlimbered my carry gun of the day, a Smith Model 4506 that's usually about a two-and-a-half-inch gun at this distance.
- We figure some day, a 97 year-old Ken will wheel out onto the range in his nuclear-powered assault chair, unlimber a 1911 and tell his students to ‘get to work’ or they'll live to regret it.
- Mackenzie stepped away from the hull, unlimbering his shotgun.
- Immediately, the drilling stopped, everyone pulled back and Matthew and Smith, quick as a flash, unlimbered their weapons and peered into the dark… The clouds subsided and silence fell on the group.
- As the real artillery pieces unlimbered and began to hurl projectiles across the skies of Europe in August 1914, William Bateson was far away in Australia.
- Mackenzie unlimbered his shotgun and cradled it in his arms as he repositioned himself to watch the trail ahead.
- Pappy unlimbers his double-barrel, 12 gauge sawed-off shotgun and Tom draws one of the two handguns tucked in his belt, a 1911.45 auto.
- After a thought, Thyrenea unlimbered her MA carbine.
- While flying on business, I sometimes hesitate to unlimber a Handgunner or Guns Magazine - aware of the effect it may have on the more liberal around me.
- Mackenzie unlimbered his shotgun as he scanned the sand beneath them.
1. 1.1US Unpack or unfasten (something) ready for use.
  we had to unlimber some of the gear
  Example sentencesExamples
  A Marine unlimbered his pack and withdrew a metal disk ten centimeters in diameter.
  They both got out, and Debbye unlimbered her remote camera.
  She unlimbered her ChecKard and used it to tap a rhythm on the ancient hardwood surface.
  I claimed a prominent rock and unlimbered a 20-pound-class popping rod and a wide-framed casting reel.
  With George's run production down, McNair unlimbered his arm and put some air back in the ball.

单词	unlimber
释义	Definition of unlimber in English: unlimber verb ʌnˈlɪmbəˌənˈlɪmbər [with object] 1Detach (a gun) from its limber so that it can be used. Example sentencesExamples As the real artillery pieces unlimbered and began to hurl projectiles across the skies of Europe in August 1914, William Bateson was far away in Australia. While flying on business, I sometimes hesitate to unlimber a Handgunner or Guns Magazine - aware of the effect it may have on the more liberal around me. After a thought, Thyrenea unlimbered her MA carbine. Pappy unlimbers his double-barrel, 12 gauge sawed-off shotgun and Tom draws one of the two handguns tucked in his belt, a 1911.45 auto. Mackenzie stepped away from the hull, unlimbering his shotgun. Mackenzie unlimbered his shotgun as he scanned the sand beneath them. ‘So,’ he said, unlimbering his crossbows. ‘The twiceborn walk the earth once more. We figure some day, a 97 year-old Ken will wheel out onto the range in his nuclear-powered assault chair, unlimber a 1911 and tell his students to ‘get to work’ or they'll live to regret it. Mackenzie unlimbered his shotgun and cradled it in his arms as he repositioned himself to watch the trail ahead. I unlimbered my carry gun of the day, a Smith Model 4506 that's usually about a two-and-a-half-inch gun at this distance. The marines had bewildered expressions as they unlimbered their assault rifles. Immediately, the drilling stopped, everyone pulled back and Matthew and Smith, quick as a flash, unlimbered their weapons and peered into the dark… The clouds subsided and silence fell on the group. The ‘hot tank’ is the prize of the brush country - especially for the gunner unlimbering a light gauge for the bounty of close incomers. The officers ran out down the stairs and onto King Street, where the men of Lossburg's regiment had unlimbered a battery of cannons in a small park. 1.1US Unpack or unfasten (something) ready for use. we had to unlimber some of the gear Example sentencesExamples She unlimbered her ChecKard and used it to tap a rhythm on the ancient hardwood surface. With George's run production down, McNair unlimbered his arm and put some air back in the ball. I claimed a prominent rock and unlimbered a 20-pound-class popping rod and a wide-framed casting reel. They both got out, and Debbye unlimbered her remote camera. A Marine unlimbered his pack and withdrew a metal disk ten centimeters in diameter. Definition of unlimber in US English: unlimber verbˌənˈlimbərˌənˈlɪmbər [with object] 1Detach (a gun) from its limber so that it can be used. Example sentencesExamples The ‘hot tank’ is the prize of the brush country - especially for the gunner unlimbering a light gauge for the bounty of close incomers. The officers ran out down the stairs and onto King Street, where the men of Lossburg's regiment had unlimbered a battery of cannons in a small park. ‘So,’ he said, unlimbering his crossbows. ‘The twiceborn walk the earth once more. The marines had bewildered expressions as they unlimbered their assault rifles. I unlimbered my carry gun of the day, a Smith Model 4506 that's usually about a two-and-a-half-inch gun at this distance. We figure some day, a 97 year-old Ken will wheel out onto the range in his nuclear-powered assault chair, unlimber a 1911 and tell his students to ‘get to work’ or they'll live to regret it. Mackenzie stepped away from the hull, unlimbering his shotgun. Immediately, the drilling stopped, everyone pulled back and Matthew and Smith, quick as a flash, unlimbered their weapons and peered into the dark… The clouds subsided and silence fell on the group. As the real artillery pieces unlimbered and began to hurl projectiles across the skies of Europe in August 1914, William Bateson was far away in Australia. Mackenzie unlimbered his shotgun and cradled it in his arms as he repositioned himself to watch the trail ahead. Pappy unlimbers his double-barrel, 12 gauge sawed-off shotgun and Tom draws one of the two handguns tucked in his belt, a 1911.45 auto. After a thought, Thyrenea unlimbered her MA carbine. While flying on business, I sometimes hesitate to unlimber a Handgunner or Guns Magazine - aware of the effect it may have on the more liberal around me. Mackenzie unlimbered his shotgun as he scanned the sand beneath them. 1.1US Unpack or unfasten (something) ready for use. we had to unlimber some of the gear Example sentencesExamples A Marine unlimbered his pack and withdrew a metal disk ten centimeters in diameter. They both got out, and Debbye unlimbered her remote camera. She unlimbered her ChecKard and used it to tap a rhythm on the ancient hardwood surface. I claimed a prominent rock and unlimbered a 20-pound-class popping rod and a wide-framed casting reel. With George's run production down, McNair unlimbered his arm and put some air back in the ball.
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