an automatic pistol
自动手枪
a starting pistol(= used to signal the start of a race)
发令枪
1.手枪
1.(〔英国〕 -ll-) 用手枪射击[打伤]
1.a small gun that you hold in one hand
1.She also holed up in her bedroom with a 12-gauge shotgun and a pistol, while she put a bottle in her three-month-old son's mouth.
然后，莎拉躲在卧室里，给三个月大的儿子塞上奶瓶，并掏出一把12口径的霰弹枪和一把手枪。
2.He said these last words clearly and carefully. They seemed to have a special meaning. The stranger put his hand quickly on his pistol.
船长既清晰又当心地吐出了最后几个字。它们似乎有一种特殊的含义。陌生人迅速地把手搁到手枪上。
3.Kari stared at the pistol for a long moment then put it back in the drawer.
Kari盯着手枪很长一段时间，然后把它放到抽屉里。
4.Issued by the U. S. Navy during World War II, this pistol allowed an operative to take out the enemy without ever removing his gloves.
美国海军在二战期间开始使用这款手枪，它可以让特工在不脱下手套的情况下干掉敌人。
5.And the small automatic pistol in her silver mesh purse was no substitute for a sword.
一个小自动手枪在她的银色网孔钱包里，没有替代她的剑。
6.During the war a bullet knocked the pistol out of his had, but he had a charmed life.
战争期间，曾有一颗子弹把手上的手枪打掉了，可是他却有天护神佑，安然无恙。
7.The robber took out his pistol and pointed at her head with it, and she came across with all the money she had in her pocket.
土匪掏出手枪用枪对着她的头部，于是她把口袋里所有的钱全部交了出来。
8.If it were a pistol, I would insist anger, like control, be checked at the door.
如果愤怒是手枪，我会坚持要求将愤怒和控制欲一样拒之于门外。
9.As well, a skilled marksman with a bow is going to hit his mark way more than an equally skilled guy with a pistol.
同样的，一名熟练的神射手使用弓箭命中目标的几率远远超出用手枪用得同样熟练的人。
10.I climbed through the skylight and sat on the edge of it, pistol in hand and with a bold front.
我从天窗爬出去，坐在它一边上，握住手枪，装出一副英勇的姿势。