步枪

A tall soldier stands upright, holding his rifle straight and steady.

一名高大的士兵笔直站立，握着步，姿势稳定。

A stockpile of military arms, including rifles and ammunition, was stored in the warehouse.

仓库里储存着包括步和弹药在内的一批军用武器。

We immediately barraged the enemy stronghold with a torrent of rifle fire.

我们立刻用密集的步火力攻击敌人据点。

He drew his rifle from its sacking cover.

他从麻布套里抽出步。

There could be descried piles of guns, moving bayonets, and troops bivouacking.

那儿有一簇簇架在一起的步，晃动的刺和露宿的士兵。

They armed him with a rifle.

他们发给他一支步。

They have a few rifles.

他们有几支步。

He accidentally triggered his rifle.

他无意中扣发了他步的扳机。

Rifle fire zipped over them.

步弹在他们头顶上飕飕飞驰。

There were a great many guns bearing the numbers of the legions, few hats, no cravats, many bare arms, some pikes.

好些步上都有部队的编，不多，领带绝对没有，许多光胳膊，几杆长矛。

The front line belong to the men who worked there—rifle-men and machine gunners, mortarman, forward artillery observers, communications men, and medics.

前沿地带为作业于此地的人们所掌握——步兵、机兵、迫击炮兵、炮火校射兵、通讯兵，以及救护兵。

The earliest muzzle-loading rifles were more difficult to load than smoothbore muskets, but the invention of metallic cartridges made possible the development of breech-loading mechanisms.

最早的前装步装弹比滑膛困难，但金属弹药筒的发明促进了后膛装弹装置的发展。