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gunman

/ˈɡʌn.mæn/

Traduction: Personne qui utilise une arme à feu, souvent un tueur à gages ; désigne aussi parfois un tireur d'élite ou un homme armé.

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noun

/ˈɡʌn.mæn/B2formal
  • frPersonne qui utilise une arme à feu, souvent un tueur à gages ; désigne aussi parfois un tireur d'élite ou un homme armé.

A noun referring to a person who uses a firearm, often as a hired killer, or a person's ability or skill in shooting a gun.

pluriel irrégulier

  1. Armed criminalB2formal

    A person who uses a gun to commit a crime, especially a robbery or murder.

    frHomme armé criminel

    • The gunman fled the scene after the robbery.
    • Police are searching for the gunman who shot two people.
    • A masked gunman entered the bank and demanded money.

    Synonymesgunslingershootertriggerman

  2. Professional killerC1formal

    A person hired to kill someone using a firearm.

    frtueur à gages

    • The detective suspected the victim was killed by a hired gunman.
    • The gang leader employed a gunman to eliminate his rival.
    • The gunman was paid a large sum for the assassination.

    Synonymesassassinhired gunhitmanshootertriggerman

  3. Skilled shooterC1informal

    A person who is skilled or proficient in using a gun.

    frTireur d'élite

    • He is a good gunman and rarely misses his target.
    • The competition was won by the most accurate gunman.
    • The gunman's precision impressed the shooting range instructor.

    Synonymescrack shotdeadeyegunnermarksmanriflemansharpshootershooter

Formes
  • gunmen plural form
  • gunmen's possessive plural form
  • gunman's possessive singular form
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