Definition of flintlock in English:

flintlock

nounˈflɪntlɒkˈflɪntˌlɑk

1An old-fashioned type of gun fired by a spark from a flint.
Example sentencesExamples
- I love the way they arrange the swords and old flintlocks in criss-cross patterns up the wall.
- One carried an old-fashioned rifle that looked like a flintlock.
- What really happens once the episode concludes with its trite little ending is that the Klingons replace the flintlocks with Uzis, and the Federation ups the ante.
- His interest in the historical development of firearms motivated him to study, shoot and collect nearly every type of firearm from flintlocks to full-autos.
- This system of firearms ignition replaced the flintlock in the early 19th century.
- I'm sure that I have heard many gun rights supporters say that ‘every colonist had a flintlock over the mantle’ or words to that effect.
- From the other side of the duck pond, Pete draws his flintlock and fires at the boat.
- Guns November issue featured a review of two very fine smoothbore flintlocks by Caywood Gunmakers.
- The rifle used by this actor-marksman is one of a pair of .54-caliber Lancaster County flintlocks, crafted in the early 1800's style by historian and master gun maker Mike Branson.
- The leader likewise finds a firearm, suddenly remembering the flintlock tucked into his sash.
- Imagine where we would be if gun makers believed the flintlock could not be improved.
- He met my gaze and took a couple of steps toward me, a hand moving toward the hilt of a flintlock.
- I yelled and he hurled himself to the side as the gun came up and I dodged frantically as the flintlock flared and filled the room with noise and smoke and something smashed splinters from the doorframe behind my head.
- The French Marine would show the students how to load and fire a flintlock, and how to make a fire with flint and steel.
- Modern-day pirates have traded in galleons and flintlocks for high-speed motor launches and semi-automatic rifles.
- Like Minutemen equipped with flashlights instead of flintlocks, Smith's volunteers must be ready for action at short notice.
- Clint is a true historian of personal arms, and has experienced and experimented with arms of all types, from flintlocks to belt-fed full auto.
- In Washington D.C., the cradle of freedom, you are allowed to own plugged muzzleloaders, fake flintlocks and dismantled cap-and-ball revolvers if the caps and balls are stashed in other jurisdictions.
1. 1.1 The lock on a flintlock gun.
  Example sentencesExamples
  But colonists' victories were rare in the first half of a war that saw more than a dozen towns burned and entire companies ambushed by Indian marksmen firing flintlock muskets.
  Recently he built a flintlock double rifle intended for dangerous game hunting in Africa.
  And in that society it was looked upon as the right to bear a flintlock rifle was a right that ought to be possessed.
  Side plates are decorative additions placed on the lateral margins of flintlock muskets opposite the lock plate.
  As with the flintlock gun, the damage inflicted with a hit will be devastating.
  In the firearms field, flintlock smoothbore muskets gave way to percussion-capped, rifled muskets.
  Decked in pitch-black garb, a flintlock pistol held tightly in each hand, Nathaniel watched as the dim curtain of midday crept over the autumn scarlet of the forest.
  It tossed a foot-long wooden truncheon onto a table beside a flintlock pistol and flopped down into a chair, snarling all the while.
  Thirteen individual steps were required to load and fire a historic reproduction flintlock musket.
  I was interested in a flintlock smoothbore typical of the French and Indian War period.
  At any time during a political debate Washington was permitted to remove a flintlock pistol from his trousers and shoot off a finger of his rival.
  Out of the corner of her eye, she saw a shadow walking towards Brad holding an old flintlock rifle.
  Aside from a few shotguns, most were flintlock rifles, kept more for hunting game than fighting.
  It was an old flintlock pistol, with four barrels.
  It was actuated by stepping on it or by tripping a wire along the ground that released a flintlock igniter to fire the main charge.
  The Glock 9mm has about as much relationship to the flintlock pistol as a Ford Taurus does to a saddle horse.
  I've hunted game from rabbit to elk with flintlock rifles and smoothbores with great success and satisfaction.
  Muskets spanned the transition from matchlock, through wheel lock and flintlock, to percussion.
  Loaded loosely, the lower barrel produces hang fires reminiscent of flintlock ignition.
  ‘When I saw the Mexican army up on the hill there and there I was in my full rig - with my flintlock rifle - it got kind of spooky,’ he added.

Definition of flintlock in US English:

flintlock

nounˈflɪntˌlɑkˈflintˌläk

1An old-fashioned type of gun fired by a spark from a flint.
Example sentencesExamples
- I yelled and he hurled himself to the side as the gun came up and I dodged frantically as the flintlock flared and filled the room with noise and smoke and something smashed splinters from the doorframe behind my head.
- His interest in the historical development of firearms motivated him to study, shoot and collect nearly every type of firearm from flintlocks to full-autos.
- I'm sure that I have heard many gun rights supporters say that ‘every colonist had a flintlock over the mantle’ or words to that effect.
- He met my gaze and took a couple of steps toward me, a hand moving toward the hilt of a flintlock.
- Clint is a true historian of personal arms, and has experienced and experimented with arms of all types, from flintlocks to belt-fed full auto.
- One carried an old-fashioned rifle that looked like a flintlock.
- The French Marine would show the students how to load and fire a flintlock, and how to make a fire with flint and steel.
- Guns November issue featured a review of two very fine smoothbore flintlocks by Caywood Gunmakers.
- This system of firearms ignition replaced the flintlock in the early 19th century.
- What really happens once the episode concludes with its trite little ending is that the Klingons replace the flintlocks with Uzis, and the Federation ups the ante.
- Imagine where we would be if gun makers believed the flintlock could not be improved.
- The leader likewise finds a firearm, suddenly remembering the flintlock tucked into his sash.
- I love the way they arrange the swords and old flintlocks in criss-cross patterns up the wall.
- Modern-day pirates have traded in galleons and flintlocks for high-speed motor launches and semi-automatic rifles.
- The rifle used by this actor-marksman is one of a pair of .54-caliber Lancaster County flintlocks, crafted in the early 1800's style by historian and master gun maker Mike Branson.
- In Washington D.C., the cradle of freedom, you are allowed to own plugged muzzleloaders, fake flintlocks and dismantled cap-and-ball revolvers if the caps and balls are stashed in other jurisdictions.
- From the other side of the duck pond, Pete draws his flintlock and fires at the boat.
- Like Minutemen equipped with flashlights instead of flintlocks, Smith's volunteers must be ready for action at short notice.
1. 1.1 The lock on a flintlock gun.
  Example sentencesExamples
  At any time during a political debate Washington was permitted to remove a flintlock pistol from his trousers and shoot off a finger of his rival.
  It was an old flintlock pistol, with four barrels.
  In the firearms field, flintlock smoothbore muskets gave way to percussion-capped, rifled muskets.
  Out of the corner of her eye, she saw a shadow walking towards Brad holding an old flintlock rifle.
  Loaded loosely, the lower barrel produces hang fires reminiscent of flintlock ignition.
  I was interested in a flintlock smoothbore typical of the French and Indian War period.
  Recently he built a flintlock double rifle intended for dangerous game hunting in Africa.
  Muskets spanned the transition from matchlock, through wheel lock and flintlock, to percussion.
  But colonists' victories were rare in the first half of a war that saw more than a dozen towns burned and entire companies ambushed by Indian marksmen firing flintlock muskets.
  Thirteen individual steps were required to load and fire a historic reproduction flintlock musket.
  It was actuated by stepping on it or by tripping a wire along the ground that released a flintlock igniter to fire the main charge.
  The Glock 9mm has about as much relationship to the flintlock pistol as a Ford Taurus does to a saddle horse.
  I've hunted game from rabbit to elk with flintlock rifles and smoothbores with great success and satisfaction.
  Aside from a few shotguns, most were flintlock rifles, kept more for hunting game than fighting.
  Decked in pitch-black garb, a flintlock pistol held tightly in each hand, Nathaniel watched as the dim curtain of midday crept over the autumn scarlet of the forest.
  As with the flintlock gun, the damage inflicted with a hit will be devastating.
  It tossed a foot-long wooden truncheon onto a table beside a flintlock pistol and flopped down into a chair, snarling all the while.
  Side plates are decorative additions placed on the lateral margins of flintlock muskets opposite the lock plate.
  And in that society it was looked upon as the right to bear a flintlock rifle was a right that ought to be possessed.
  ‘When I saw the Mexican army up on the hill there and there I was in my full rig - with my flintlock rifle - it got kind of spooky,’ he added.

单词	flintlock
释义	Definition of flintlock in English: flintlock nounˈflɪntlɒkˈflɪntˌlɑk 1An old-fashioned type of gun fired by a spark from a flint. Example sentencesExamples I love the way they arrange the swords and old flintlocks in criss-cross patterns up the wall. One carried an old-fashioned rifle that looked like a flintlock. What really happens once the episode concludes with its trite little ending is that the Klingons replace the flintlocks with Uzis, and the Federation ups the ante. His interest in the historical development of firearms motivated him to study, shoot and collect nearly every type of firearm from flintlocks to full-autos. This system of firearms ignition replaced the flintlock in the early 19th century. I'm sure that I have heard many gun rights supporters say that ‘every colonist had a flintlock over the mantle’ or words to that effect. From the other side of the duck pond, Pete draws his flintlock and fires at the boat. Guns November issue featured a review of two very fine smoothbore flintlocks by Caywood Gunmakers. The rifle used by this actor-marksman is one of a pair of .54-caliber Lancaster County flintlocks, crafted in the early 1800's style by historian and master gun maker Mike Branson. The leader likewise finds a firearm, suddenly remembering the flintlock tucked into his sash. Imagine where we would be if gun makers believed the flintlock could not be improved. He met my gaze and took a couple of steps toward me, a hand moving toward the hilt of a flintlock. I yelled and he hurled himself to the side as the gun came up and I dodged frantically as the flintlock flared and filled the room with noise and smoke and something smashed splinters from the doorframe behind my head. The French Marine would show the students how to load and fire a flintlock, and how to make a fire with flint and steel. Modern-day pirates have traded in galleons and flintlocks for high-speed motor launches and semi-automatic rifles. Like Minutemen equipped with flashlights instead of flintlocks, Smith's volunteers must be ready for action at short notice. Clint is a true historian of personal arms, and has experienced and experimented with arms of all types, from flintlocks to belt-fed full auto. In Washington D.C., the cradle of freedom, you are allowed to own plugged muzzleloaders, fake flintlocks and dismantled cap-and-ball revolvers if the caps and balls are stashed in other jurisdictions. 1.1 The lock on a flintlock gun. Example sentencesExamples But colonists' victories were rare in the first half of a war that saw more than a dozen towns burned and entire companies ambushed by Indian marksmen firing flintlock muskets. Recently he built a flintlock double rifle intended for dangerous game hunting in Africa. And in that society it was looked upon as the right to bear a flintlock rifle was a right that ought to be possessed. Side plates are decorative additions placed on the lateral margins of flintlock muskets opposite the lock plate. As with the flintlock gun, the damage inflicted with a hit will be devastating. In the firearms field, flintlock smoothbore muskets gave way to percussion-capped, rifled muskets. Decked in pitch-black garb, a flintlock pistol held tightly in each hand, Nathaniel watched as the dim curtain of midday crept over the autumn scarlet of the forest. It tossed a foot-long wooden truncheon onto a table beside a flintlock pistol and flopped down into a chair, snarling all the while. Thirteen individual steps were required to load and fire a historic reproduction flintlock musket. I was interested in a flintlock smoothbore typical of the French and Indian War period. At any time during a political debate Washington was permitted to remove a flintlock pistol from his trousers and shoot off a finger of his rival. Out of the corner of her eye, she saw a shadow walking towards Brad holding an old flintlock rifle. Aside from a few shotguns, most were flintlock rifles, kept more for hunting game than fighting. It was an old flintlock pistol, with four barrels. It was actuated by stepping on it or by tripping a wire along the ground that released a flintlock igniter to fire the main charge. The Glock 9mm has about as much relationship to the flintlock pistol as a Ford Taurus does to a saddle horse. I've hunted game from rabbit to elk with flintlock rifles and smoothbores with great success and satisfaction. Muskets spanned the transition from matchlock, through wheel lock and flintlock, to percussion. Loaded loosely, the lower barrel produces hang fires reminiscent of flintlock ignition. ‘When I saw the Mexican army up on the hill there and there I was in my full rig - with my flintlock rifle - it got kind of spooky,’ he added. Definition of flintlock in US English: flintlock nounˈflɪntˌlɑkˈflintˌläk 1An old-fashioned type of gun fired by a spark from a flint. Example sentencesExamples I yelled and he hurled himself to the side as the gun came up and I dodged frantically as the flintlock flared and filled the room with noise and smoke and something smashed splinters from the doorframe behind my head. His interest in the historical development of firearms motivated him to study, shoot and collect nearly every type of firearm from flintlocks to full-autos. I'm sure that I have heard many gun rights supporters say that ‘every colonist had a flintlock over the mantle’ or words to that effect. He met my gaze and took a couple of steps toward me, a hand moving toward the hilt of a flintlock. Clint is a true historian of personal arms, and has experienced and experimented with arms of all types, from flintlocks to belt-fed full auto. One carried an old-fashioned rifle that looked like a flintlock. The French Marine would show the students how to load and fire a flintlock, and how to make a fire with flint and steel. Guns November issue featured a review of two very fine smoothbore flintlocks by Caywood Gunmakers. This system of firearms ignition replaced the flintlock in the early 19th century. What really happens once the episode concludes with its trite little ending is that the Klingons replace the flintlocks with Uzis, and the Federation ups the ante. Imagine where we would be if gun makers believed the flintlock could not be improved. The leader likewise finds a firearm, suddenly remembering the flintlock tucked into his sash. I love the way they arrange the swords and old flintlocks in criss-cross patterns up the wall. Modern-day pirates have traded in galleons and flintlocks for high-speed motor launches and semi-automatic rifles. The rifle used by this actor-marksman is one of a pair of .54-caliber Lancaster County flintlocks, crafted in the early 1800's style by historian and master gun maker Mike Branson. In Washington D.C., the cradle of freedom, you are allowed to own plugged muzzleloaders, fake flintlocks and dismantled cap-and-ball revolvers if the caps and balls are stashed in other jurisdictions. From the other side of the duck pond, Pete draws his flintlock and fires at the boat. Like Minutemen equipped with flashlights instead of flintlocks, Smith's volunteers must be ready for action at short notice. 1.1 The lock on a flintlock gun. Example sentencesExamples At any time during a political debate Washington was permitted to remove a flintlock pistol from his trousers and shoot off a finger of his rival. It was an old flintlock pistol, with four barrels. In the firearms field, flintlock smoothbore muskets gave way to percussion-capped, rifled muskets. Out of the corner of her eye, she saw a shadow walking towards Brad holding an old flintlock rifle. Loaded loosely, the lower barrel produces hang fires reminiscent of flintlock ignition. I was interested in a flintlock smoothbore typical of the French and Indian War period. Recently he built a flintlock double rifle intended for dangerous game hunting in Africa. Muskets spanned the transition from matchlock, through wheel lock and flintlock, to percussion. But colonists' victories were rare in the first half of a war that saw more than a dozen towns burned and entire companies ambushed by Indian marksmen firing flintlock muskets. Thirteen individual steps were required to load and fire a historic reproduction flintlock musket. It was actuated by stepping on it or by tripping a wire along the ground that released a flintlock igniter to fire the main charge. The Glock 9mm has about as much relationship to the flintlock pistol as a Ford Taurus does to a saddle horse. I've hunted game from rabbit to elk with flintlock rifles and smoothbores with great success and satisfaction. Aside from a few shotguns, most were flintlock rifles, kept more for hunting game than fighting. Decked in pitch-black garb, a flintlock pistol held tightly in each hand, Nathaniel watched as the dim curtain of midday crept over the autumn scarlet of the forest. As with the flintlock gun, the damage inflicted with a hit will be devastating. It tossed a foot-long wooden truncheon onto a table beside a flintlock pistol and flopped down into a chair, snarling all the while. Side plates are decorative additions placed on the lateral margins of flintlock muskets opposite the lock plate. And in that society it was looked upon as the right to bear a flintlock rifle was a right that ought to be possessed. ‘When I saw the Mexican army up on the hill there and there I was in my full rig - with my flintlock rifle - it got kind of spooky,’ he added.
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