Definition of chambered in English:

chambered

adjective ˈtʃeɪmbədˈtʃeɪmbərd

1(especially of a gun) having a chamber of a particular kind.
the rifles are chambered for an intermediate size cartridge
Example sentencesExamples
- Now think about the calibers for which all those guns are chambered.
- The martial artists knew that the Isosceles stance would not work with a ‘real’ gun chambered in .45 ACP.
- Logistics played an important part in his recommendations, which frequently included selecting defensive and utility guns chambered for the same rounds.
- We are now seeing DA sixguns coming forth chambered in .454, but they are much larger and heavier than their SA counterparts.
- As mentioned, this is a semiautomatic chambered in .22 Long Rifle.
- Unlike many of today's shotguns which are chambered to accept the 3-inch magnum loads, this one isn't.
- Winchester's previous rifle was only chambered for the .44 Henry Rimfire cartridge.
- Now, Taurus has a handgun chambered in the mini-magnum.
- It was an Ithaca M37 pump-action shotgun, chambered in the 12 gauge.
- Both the Official Police and New Service revolvers were chambered to a .41 Colt Special.
- From time-to-time you will run into other surplused Warsaw Pact pistols chambered for the 9x18 Makarov.
- At least they bought 1,000 revolvers so chambered, which Smith & Wesson delivered to them in 1871.
- The revolver was originally chambered for the .44 Henry rimfire cartridge.
- This is truly a handgun hunter's revolver chambered in a handgun hunter's caliber.
- It's chambered in a variety of guns, 30-plus types of guns shoot this type of round.
- It was glittering and chambered; it was graveyard-heavy.
- The package begins with Weatherby's Fibermark rifle chambered in 7mm Rem.
- The massive revolver, chambered in the new .500 S & W Magnum, was an astonishing success.
- In 1889, Denmark adopted the Krag-Jorgensen rifle chambered for the 8x58R cartridge.
- Outside of handgun hunters who use it extensively, there are several handy lever action rifles chambered for the big .44.
1. 1.1Archaeology (of a tomb) containing a burial chamber.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The chambered tomb, 1,000 years older than nearby Silbury Hill, had been surrounded by a fence and arable fields and the access path to the monument was steep, narrow and fenced.
  The interesting thing was that whereas the pots from chambered tombs were thick and heavy, the domestic pots were really quite dainty with thin walls.
  This would not be out of place in a much older Neolithic chambered tomb.
  In prehistoric Britain early agricultural communities deposited their dead in communal, highly visible locations such as chambered tombs, barrows and burial cairns.
  Using a horse, some rope, and their stile as an A-frame for leverage, they were able to open up the chambered tomb.
2. 1.2Biology (of a plant, animal body, or organ) having one or more body cavities.
  in combination a four-chambered heart
  Example sentencesExamples
  They achieve this feat because of a specially adapted three chambered lung that extends the entire length of their body.
  The genus Eoporpita shows extensive tentacles radiating from a central boss, which in some specimens appears chambered.
  It's possible that the complex, chambered heart didn't change gradually, with many genes evolving minor mutations that changed their functions.
  You can find them in phenomena ranging from the shell of the chambered nautilus to hurricanes and spiral galaxies.
  Being leaf eaters, they eat a great deal of leaves, fruits, twigs, and tree bark; they have chambered stomachs.

Definition of chambered in US English:

chambered

adjectiveˈCHāmbərdˈtʃeɪmbərd

1(especially of a gun) having a chamber of a particular kind.
the rifles are chambered for an intermediate size cartridge
Example sentencesExamples
- It was glittering and chambered; it was graveyard-heavy.
- The massive revolver, chambered in the new .500 S & W Magnum, was an astonishing success.
- It was an Ithaca M37 pump-action shotgun, chambered in the 12 gauge.
- The revolver was originally chambered for the .44 Henry rimfire cartridge.
- In 1889, Denmark adopted the Krag-Jorgensen rifle chambered for the 8x58R cartridge.
- Now think about the calibers for which all those guns are chambered.
- Logistics played an important part in his recommendations, which frequently included selecting defensive and utility guns chambered for the same rounds.
- Unlike many of today's shotguns which are chambered to accept the 3-inch magnum loads, this one isn't.
- The package begins with Weatherby's Fibermark rifle chambered in 7mm Rem.
- As mentioned, this is a semiautomatic chambered in .22 Long Rifle.
- The martial artists knew that the Isosceles stance would not work with a ‘real’ gun chambered in .45 ACP.
- From time-to-time you will run into other surplused Warsaw Pact pistols chambered for the 9x18 Makarov.
- Outside of handgun hunters who use it extensively, there are several handy lever action rifles chambered for the big .44.
- Winchester's previous rifle was only chambered for the .44 Henry Rimfire cartridge.
- At least they bought 1,000 revolvers so chambered, which Smith & Wesson delivered to them in 1871.
- We are now seeing DA sixguns coming forth chambered in .454, but they are much larger and heavier than their SA counterparts.
- This is truly a handgun hunter's revolver chambered in a handgun hunter's caliber.
- Both the Official Police and New Service revolvers were chambered to a .41 Colt Special.
- Now, Taurus has a handgun chambered in the mini-magnum.
- It's chambered in a variety of guns, 30-plus types of guns shoot this type of round.
1. 1.1Archaeology (of a tomb) containing a burial chamber.
  Example sentencesExamples
  This would not be out of place in a much older Neolithic chambered tomb.
  The chambered tomb, 1,000 years older than nearby Silbury Hill, had been surrounded by a fence and arable fields and the access path to the monument was steep, narrow and fenced.
  In prehistoric Britain early agricultural communities deposited their dead in communal, highly visible locations such as chambered tombs, barrows and burial cairns.
  The interesting thing was that whereas the pots from chambered tombs were thick and heavy, the domestic pots were really quite dainty with thin walls.
  Using a horse, some rope, and their stile as an A-frame for leverage, they were able to open up the chambered tomb.
2. 1.2Biology (of a plant, animal body, or organ) having one or more body cavities.
  in combination a four-chambered heart
  Example sentencesExamples
  They achieve this feat because of a specially adapted three chambered lung that extends the entire length of their body.
  Being leaf eaters, they eat a great deal of leaves, fruits, twigs, and tree bark; they have chambered stomachs.
  It's possible that the complex, chambered heart didn't change gradually, with many genes evolving minor mutations that changed their functions.
  The genus Eoporpita shows extensive tentacles radiating from a central boss, which in some specimens appears chambered.
  You can find them in phenomena ranging from the shell of the chambered nautilus to hurricanes and spiral galaxies.

单词	chambered
释义	Definition of chambered in English: chambered adjective ˈtʃeɪmbədˈtʃeɪmbərd 1(especially of a gun) having a chamber of a particular kind. the rifles are chambered for an intermediate size cartridge Example sentencesExamples Now think about the calibers for which all those guns are chambered. The martial artists knew that the Isosceles stance would not work with a ‘real’ gun chambered in .45 ACP. Logistics played an important part in his recommendations, which frequently included selecting defensive and utility guns chambered for the same rounds. We are now seeing DA sixguns coming forth chambered in .454, but they are much larger and heavier than their SA counterparts. As mentioned, this is a semiautomatic chambered in .22 Long Rifle. Unlike many of today's shotguns which are chambered to accept the 3-inch magnum loads, this one isn't. Winchester's previous rifle was only chambered for the .44 Henry Rimfire cartridge. Now, Taurus has a handgun chambered in the mini-magnum. It was an Ithaca M37 pump-action shotgun, chambered in the 12 gauge. Both the Official Police and New Service revolvers were chambered to a .41 Colt Special. From time-to-time you will run into other surplused Warsaw Pact pistols chambered for the 9x18 Makarov. At least they bought 1,000 revolvers so chambered, which Smith & Wesson delivered to them in 1871. The revolver was originally chambered for the .44 Henry rimfire cartridge. This is truly a handgun hunter's revolver chambered in a handgun hunter's caliber. It's chambered in a variety of guns, 30-plus types of guns shoot this type of round. It was glittering and chambered; it was graveyard-heavy. The package begins with Weatherby's Fibermark rifle chambered in 7mm Rem. The massive revolver, chambered in the new .500 S & W Magnum, was an astonishing success. In 1889, Denmark adopted the Krag-Jorgensen rifle chambered for the 8x58R cartridge. Outside of handgun hunters who use it extensively, there are several handy lever action rifles chambered for the big .44. 1.1Archaeology (of a tomb) containing a burial chamber. Example sentencesExamples The chambered tomb, 1,000 years older than nearby Silbury Hill, had been surrounded by a fence and arable fields and the access path to the monument was steep, narrow and fenced. The interesting thing was that whereas the pots from chambered tombs were thick and heavy, the domestic pots were really quite dainty with thin walls. This would not be out of place in a much older Neolithic chambered tomb. In prehistoric Britain early agricultural communities deposited their dead in communal, highly visible locations such as chambered tombs, barrows and burial cairns. Using a horse, some rope, and their stile as an A-frame for leverage, they were able to open up the chambered tomb. 1.2Biology (of a plant, animal body, or organ) having one or more body cavities. in combination a four-chambered heart Example sentencesExamples They achieve this feat because of a specially adapted three chambered lung that extends the entire length of their body. The genus Eoporpita shows extensive tentacles radiating from a central boss, which in some specimens appears chambered. It's possible that the complex, chambered heart didn't change gradually, with many genes evolving minor mutations that changed their functions. You can find them in phenomena ranging from the shell of the chambered nautilus to hurricanes and spiral galaxies. Being leaf eaters, they eat a great deal of leaves, fruits, twigs, and tree bark; they have chambered stomachs. Definition of chambered in US English: chambered adjectiveˈCHāmbərdˈtʃeɪmbərd 1(especially of a gun) having a chamber of a particular kind. the rifles are chambered for an intermediate size cartridge Example sentencesExamples It was glittering and chambered; it was graveyard-heavy. The massive revolver, chambered in the new .500 S & W Magnum, was an astonishing success. It was an Ithaca M37 pump-action shotgun, chambered in the 12 gauge. The revolver was originally chambered for the .44 Henry rimfire cartridge. In 1889, Denmark adopted the Krag-Jorgensen rifle chambered for the 8x58R cartridge. Now think about the calibers for which all those guns are chambered. Logistics played an important part in his recommendations, which frequently included selecting defensive and utility guns chambered for the same rounds. Unlike many of today's shotguns which are chambered to accept the 3-inch magnum loads, this one isn't. The package begins with Weatherby's Fibermark rifle chambered in 7mm Rem. As mentioned, this is a semiautomatic chambered in .22 Long Rifle. The martial artists knew that the Isosceles stance would not work with a ‘real’ gun chambered in .45 ACP. From time-to-time you will run into other surplused Warsaw Pact pistols chambered for the 9x18 Makarov. Outside of handgun hunters who use it extensively, there are several handy lever action rifles chambered for the big .44. Winchester's previous rifle was only chambered for the .44 Henry Rimfire cartridge. At least they bought 1,000 revolvers so chambered, which Smith & Wesson delivered to them in 1871. We are now seeing DA sixguns coming forth chambered in .454, but they are much larger and heavier than their SA counterparts. This is truly a handgun hunter's revolver chambered in a handgun hunter's caliber. Both the Official Police and New Service revolvers were chambered to a .41 Colt Special. Now, Taurus has a handgun chambered in the mini-magnum. It's chambered in a variety of guns, 30-plus types of guns shoot this type of round. 1.1Archaeology (of a tomb) containing a burial chamber. Example sentencesExamples This would not be out of place in a much older Neolithic chambered tomb. The chambered tomb, 1,000 years older than nearby Silbury Hill, had been surrounded by a fence and arable fields and the access path to the monument was steep, narrow and fenced. In prehistoric Britain early agricultural communities deposited their dead in communal, highly visible locations such as chambered tombs, barrows and burial cairns. The interesting thing was that whereas the pots from chambered tombs were thick and heavy, the domestic pots were really quite dainty with thin walls. Using a horse, some rope, and their stile as an A-frame for leverage, they were able to open up the chambered tomb. 1.2Biology (of a plant, animal body, or organ) having one or more body cavities. in combination a four-chambered heart Example sentencesExamples They achieve this feat because of a specially adapted three chambered lung that extends the entire length of their body. Being leaf eaters, they eat a great deal of leaves, fruits, twigs, and tree bark; they have chambered stomachs. It's possible that the complex, chambered heart didn't change gradually, with many genes evolving minor mutations that changed their functions. The genus Eoporpita shows extensive tentacles radiating from a central boss, which in some specimens appears chambered. You can find them in phenomena ranging from the shell of the chambered nautilus to hurricanes and spiral galaxies.
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