to shoot; to open fire

to shoot with a gun; to fire a gun

pistol; handgun; a short-barreled firearm designed to be used with one hand at close range

To shoot to death; often used when describing the murder of innocent people by criminals or enemies.

guns or rifles in general

the sound of a gunshot or gunfire; crack of a rifle

a gunman, sharpshooter, or shooter; formerly used to refer to a soldier armed with a spear

To physically hold or grasp a firearm, as in a specific posture like port arms

a long-barreled gun used by infantry, usually fired from the shoulder

Any of various types of tuna; a large marine fish often used for food. Also known as [[鲔鱼|鮪魚|wei3 yu2]] or, in Hong Kong and Guangdong, [[吞拿鱼|吞拿魚|tun1 na2 yu2]].

A gun with a stand or mount that can fire bullets continuously and automatically.

shotgun; hunting rifle; hunting gun

fight or exchange of fire between people using guns; gunfight; shoot-out

general term for various types of guns and weaponry; firearms

to be hit by a bullet; to be struck by gunfire

the opening at the front end of a firearm's barrel

bullet; cartridge

To execute a prisoner by shooting with a firearm; to execute by firing squad.

skill or technique in shooting a gun

a traditional weapon consisting of a long pole with a metal tip; spear; pike

revolver; a type of handgun

submachine gun; a short-barreled automatic weapon used for close-quarters combat or assault

A person who is an exceptionally accurate shot with a gun; a marksman.

Automatic firearm capable of continuous fire; now more commonly referred to by the shortened name [[机枪|機槍|ji1 qiang1]]

Literally "a single spear and a single horse"; used to describe fighting alone or acting independently without any help from others.

to put a criminal to death by shooting; same as [[枪毙|槍斃|qiang1 bi4]]

rifle; a type of firearm with a rifled barrel, from the English loanword 'rifle'

toy gun that shoots a stream of water; water pistol

literally impenetrable to sword and spear; describes being physically invulnerable or figuratively impervious to criticism and persuasion

an old-fashioned firearm where gunpowder and shot are loaded into the barrel, such as a firelock or flintlock; often used for hunting nowadays

a long pipe, often made of bamboo, used for smoking opium

guns and cannons; firearms

sword and spear; ancient weapons in general

to fire a gun, especially to fire warning shots into the air or to signal the start of a race

A gun that uses compressed air to fire pellets or bullets.

a piece of ammunition for a firearm, consisting of the casing, primer, propellant, and projectile

to fire a gun; to shoot with small arms

Ancient throwing weapon consisting of a long shaft with a pointed tip, used for hunting or warfare; track and field equipment consisting of a long wooden or metal shaft with a sharp metal point, designed to be thrown for distance.

a forest of rifles and a rain of bullets; describes a scene of intense fighting or heavy gunfire

bore or barrel of a firearm; the hollow space inside a gun where the bullet is loaded and fired

the metal tube of a gun through which the bullet is fired

the rear part of a gun or rifle that is held against the shoulder or in the hand

the barrel of a gun or the shaft of a spear

(idiom) carrying a loaded rifle and live ammunition; to be in full battle gear and ready for an emergency

A rifle capable of automatically loading the next cartridge into the chamber after a shot; typically capable of selective fire modes including burst, semi-automatic, and fully automatic

lit. real swords and spears; fig. the real thing, done seriously and for real without any pretense

wound or injury caused by a bullet or being shot with a gun

(colloquial) a rifle or long gun; any standard firearms held with two hands

to engage in a heated verbal exchange; to have a fierce debate or argument where both sides use sharp words