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ball cartridge

/bɔːl ˈkɑːtrɪdʒ/

翻译: 历史术语,指由弹丸和火药共同封装在纸质弹壳中的一种弹药,主要用于19世纪的枪械。目前在军事或枪械语境中已基本过时。

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/bɔːl ˈkɑːtrɪdʒ/formaltechnical已废弃
  • zh历史术语,指由弹丸和火药共同封装在纸质弹壳中的一种弹药,主要用于19世纪的枪械。目前在军事或枪械语境中已基本过时。

A historical term for a type of ammunition consisting of a bullet and gunpowder encased together in a paper cartridge, used primarily in 19th-century firearms. The term is now largely archaic in modern military or firearms contexts.

  1. Live ammunitionC1formal

    A type of firearm cartridge that contains a bullet (projectile) and gunpowder, used for actual shooting rather than blanks or training.

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    • The soldiers were issued ball cartridges for the live-fire exercise.
    • Blank rounds were used for training, but ball cartridges were used in combat.
    • The hunter loaded his rifle with ball cartridges before the hunt.