Definition of holster in English:

holster

noun ˈhəʊlstəˈhɒlstəˈhoʊlstər

A holder for carrying a handgun or other firearm, typically made of leather and worn on a belt or under the arm.
（系在腰带上或臂下的）手枪皮套，火器套
Example sentencesExamples
- During outings in the desert, they'd found regular leather holsters don't hold up well in the Arizona sun and heat.
- Soon he realized men needed more powerful revolvers, but ones still easily carried in belt holsters.
- Firearms officers in West Yorkshire are now allowed to routinely carry their handguns in their hip holsters.
- She twirled both of her pistols and stuck them in the holsters at her belt before picking up the spreadfire rifle and likewise slinging it over her shoulder.
- After a few hours of sleepless boredom, he took out a handgun from his leg holster.
- Instinctively, his hand went to his own gun, tucked away in the leather holster by his belt.
- One item was a belt, which attached to were two leather holsters.
- The door was opened by a stout man in the uniform with a holster on his belt.
- First things first, the holster should fit and be worn with a belt of proper width and thickness.
- A coil handgun rested in a holster at his hip but, as he approached Casey and Trifmara, he made no move to reach for it.
- Carried as a second or third gun it is a deep concealment piece often carried in an ankle holster or coat pocket.
- Billy pulled his gun out of the holster on his belt and stepped precariously into the farmhouse.
- It is always safer to keep a firearm on your person in a holster, moonbag or similar holder so that you have control over it at all times.
- My gun was real, the bullets were real, and the holster was real leather stitched by hand.
- Belt holsters worn on the range for practice are easy to access, but there is often a lack of concealment or security.
- Shooting the soldier in the head she dropped her gun and pulled two more from her holsters on her belt.
- There was a pistol tucked in a worn leather holster at his hip within easy reach.
- Ruby twirled the gun on her finger and slid it into the holster on her belt.
- Armed response units have been given the go-ahead to wear their handguns in hip-mounted holsters, even if they are not attending a firearms incident.
- The holster should securely retain the handgun in case you wind up rolling around in the dirt.

verb ˈhəʊlstəˈhɒlstəˈhoʊlstər

[with object]

Put (a gun) into its holster.
放（枪）入套
he holstered the Browning before walking back
Example sentencesExamples
- For safety, the trigger guard should be covered while the handgun is holstered.
- In a rush the duo holstered their guns and rushed back to their rooms.
- He holstered the revolver and headed back to the car, now it was time to radio in what had happened.
- After shooting the first 5 balloons, he holsters one gun, draws the second and goes after the last 5 balloons.
- Slowly, the detective put up his left hand and holstered his gun with his right.
- The man holstered his guns, much to my relief, and took off his sunglasses.
- Kienan stared at her and sighed, then holstered his pistol and helped her up.
- He holstered his gun under his coat and buckled his safety belt.
- The officer nodded again and holstering his gun, walked off.
- True to his word, the gang leader holstered his gun and turned Maggie loose.
- The guard holstered his pistol and carefully helped Sanders up to his feet.
- One mistake that can lead to an accidental discharge and possible injury to the shooter is holstering the gun with the finger on the trigger.
- Despite the pain, he turned around to see a man dressed in all black, holstering his gun then closing the door and locking it.
- The officers both nodded, holstering their own firearms.
- Then, I figured my firing at him wasn't necessary, and I holstered my gun.
- Dice holstered the gun and pushed the man out of the way, slipping into the car.
- Seeing no one, I holstered my gun and signaled the boys to send Natalia and Marcus down.
- The other gun was still holstered but I was willing to bet he could get at it quickly if he wanted to.
- I holstered my gun and wrapped a torn piece of cloth around the wound in my leg.
- Both had holstered their guns so in order to avoid causing panic amongst the passengers.

Origin

Mid 17th century: corresponding to and contemporary with Dutch holster, of unknown origin.

Rhymes

bolster, pollster, soulster, upholster

Definition of holster in US English:

holster

nounˈhoʊlstərˈhōlstər

A holder for carrying a handgun or other firearm, typically made of leather and worn on a belt or under the arm.
（系在腰带上或臂下的）手枪皮套，火器套
the Luger slid easily from the holster
Example sentencesExamples
- One item was a belt, which attached to were two leather holsters.
- After a few hours of sleepless boredom, he took out a handgun from his leg holster.
- Firearms officers in West Yorkshire are now allowed to routinely carry their handguns in their hip holsters.
- A coil handgun rested in a holster at his hip but, as he approached Casey and Trifmara, he made no move to reach for it.
- Carried as a second or third gun it is a deep concealment piece often carried in an ankle holster or coat pocket.
- Armed response units have been given the go-ahead to wear their handguns in hip-mounted holsters, even if they are not attending a firearms incident.
- It is always safer to keep a firearm on your person in a holster, moonbag or similar holder so that you have control over it at all times.
- Instinctively, his hand went to his own gun, tucked away in the leather holster by his belt.
- The holster should securely retain the handgun in case you wind up rolling around in the dirt.
- Shooting the soldier in the head she dropped her gun and pulled two more from her holsters on her belt.
- During outings in the desert, they'd found regular leather holsters don't hold up well in the Arizona sun and heat.
- Soon he realized men needed more powerful revolvers, but ones still easily carried in belt holsters.
- Ruby twirled the gun on her finger and slid it into the holster on her belt.
- The door was opened by a stout man in the uniform with a holster on his belt.
- Billy pulled his gun out of the holster on his belt and stepped precariously into the farmhouse.
- She twirled both of her pistols and stuck them in the holsters at her belt before picking up the spreadfire rifle and likewise slinging it over her shoulder.
- First things first, the holster should fit and be worn with a belt of proper width and thickness.
- My gun was real, the bullets were real, and the holster was real leather stitched by hand.
- There was a pistol tucked in a worn leather holster at his hip within easy reach.
- Belt holsters worn on the range for practice are easy to access, but there is often a lack of concealment or security.

verbˈhoʊlstərˈhōlstər

[with object]

Put (a gun) into its holster.
放（枪）入套
Example sentencesExamples
- Dice holstered the gun and pushed the man out of the way, slipping into the car.
- The officers both nodded, holstering their own firearms.
- The man holstered his guns, much to my relief, and took off his sunglasses.
- He holstered the revolver and headed back to the car, now it was time to radio in what had happened.
- The other gun was still holstered but I was willing to bet he could get at it quickly if he wanted to.
- Seeing no one, I holstered my gun and signaled the boys to send Natalia and Marcus down.
- Then, I figured my firing at him wasn't necessary, and I holstered my gun.
- I holstered my gun and wrapped a torn piece of cloth around the wound in my leg.
- Kienan stared at her and sighed, then holstered his pistol and helped her up.
- True to his word, the gang leader holstered his gun and turned Maggie loose.
- Both had holstered their guns so in order to avoid causing panic amongst the passengers.
- He holstered his gun under his coat and buckled his safety belt.
- Slowly, the detective put up his left hand and holstered his gun with his right.
- The guard holstered his pistol and carefully helped Sanders up to his feet.
- The officer nodded again and holstering his gun, walked off.
- Despite the pain, he turned around to see a man dressed in all black, holstering his gun then closing the door and locking it.
- For safety, the trigger guard should be covered while the handgun is holstered.
- In a rush the duo holstered their guns and rushed back to their rooms.
- After shooting the first 5 balloons, he holsters one gun, draws the second and goes after the last 5 balloons.
- One mistake that can lead to an accidental discharge and possible injury to the shooter is holstering the gun with the finger on the trigger.

Origin

Mid 17th century: corresponding to and contemporary with Dutch holster, of unknown origin.

词汇	holster
释义	Definition of holster in English: holster noun ˈhəʊlstəˈhɒlstəˈhoʊlstər A holder for carrying a handgun or other firearm, typically made of leather and worn on a belt or under the arm. （系在腰带上或臂下的）手枪皮套，火器套 Example sentencesExamples During outings in the desert, they'd found regular leather holsters don't hold up well in the Arizona sun and heat. Soon he realized men needed more powerful revolvers, but ones still easily carried in belt holsters. Firearms officers in West Yorkshire are now allowed to routinely carry their handguns in their hip holsters. She twirled both of her pistols and stuck them in the holsters at her belt before picking up the spreadfire rifle and likewise slinging it over her shoulder. After a few hours of sleepless boredom, he took out a handgun from his leg holster. Instinctively, his hand went to his own gun, tucked away in the leather holster by his belt. One item was a belt, which attached to were two leather holsters. The door was opened by a stout man in the uniform with a holster on his belt. First things first, the holster should fit and be worn with a belt of proper width and thickness. A coil handgun rested in a holster at his hip but, as he approached Casey and Trifmara, he made no move to reach for it. Carried as a second or third gun it is a deep concealment piece often carried in an ankle holster or coat pocket. Billy pulled his gun out of the holster on his belt and stepped precariously into the farmhouse. It is always safer to keep a firearm on your person in a holster, moonbag or similar holder so that you have control over it at all times. My gun was real, the bullets were real, and the holster was real leather stitched by hand. Belt holsters worn on the range for practice are easy to access, but there is often a lack of concealment or security. Shooting the soldier in the head she dropped her gun and pulled two more from her holsters on her belt. There was a pistol tucked in a worn leather holster at his hip within easy reach. Ruby twirled the gun on her finger and slid it into the holster on her belt. Armed response units have been given the go-ahead to wear their handguns in hip-mounted holsters, even if they are not attending a firearms incident. The holster should securely retain the handgun in case you wind up rolling around in the dirt. verb ˈhəʊlstəˈhɒlstəˈhoʊlstər [with object] Put (a gun) into its holster. 放（枪）入套 he holstered the Browning before walking back Example sentencesExamples For safety, the trigger guard should be covered while the handgun is holstered. In a rush the duo holstered their guns and rushed back to their rooms. He holstered the revolver and headed back to the car, now it was time to radio in what had happened. After shooting the first 5 balloons, he holsters one gun, draws the second and goes after the last 5 balloons. Slowly, the detective put up his left hand and holstered his gun with his right. The man holstered his guns, much to my relief, and took off his sunglasses. Kienan stared at her and sighed, then holstered his pistol and helped her up. He holstered his gun under his coat and buckled his safety belt. The officer nodded again and holstering his gun, walked off. True to his word, the gang leader holstered his gun and turned Maggie loose. The guard holstered his pistol and carefully helped Sanders up to his feet. One mistake that can lead to an accidental discharge and possible injury to the shooter is holstering the gun with the finger on the trigger. Despite the pain, he turned around to see a man dressed in all black, holstering his gun then closing the door and locking it. The officers both nodded, holstering their own firearms. Then, I figured my firing at him wasn't necessary, and I holstered my gun. Dice holstered the gun and pushed the man out of the way, slipping into the car. Seeing no one, I holstered my gun and signaled the boys to send Natalia and Marcus down. The other gun was still holstered but I was willing to bet he could get at it quickly if he wanted to. I holstered my gun and wrapped a torn piece of cloth around the wound in my leg. Both had holstered their guns so in order to avoid causing panic amongst the passengers. Origin Mid 17th century: corresponding to and contemporary with Dutch holster, of unknown origin. Rhymes bolster, pollster, soulster, upholster Definition of holster in US English: holster nounˈhoʊlstərˈhōlstər A holder for carrying a handgun or other firearm, typically made of leather and worn on a belt or under the arm. （系在腰带上或臂下的）手枪皮套，火器套 the Luger slid easily from the holster Example sentencesExamples One item was a belt, which attached to were two leather holsters. After a few hours of sleepless boredom, he took out a handgun from his leg holster. Firearms officers in West Yorkshire are now allowed to routinely carry their handguns in their hip holsters. A coil handgun rested in a holster at his hip but, as he approached Casey and Trifmara, he made no move to reach for it. Carried as a second or third gun it is a deep concealment piece often carried in an ankle holster or coat pocket. Armed response units have been given the go-ahead to wear their handguns in hip-mounted holsters, even if they are not attending a firearms incident. It is always safer to keep a firearm on your person in a holster, moonbag or similar holder so that you have control over it at all times. Instinctively, his hand went to his own gun, tucked away in the leather holster by his belt. The holster should securely retain the handgun in case you wind up rolling around in the dirt. Shooting the soldier in the head she dropped her gun and pulled two more from her holsters on her belt. During outings in the desert, they'd found regular leather holsters don't hold up well in the Arizona sun and heat. Soon he realized men needed more powerful revolvers, but ones still easily carried in belt holsters. Ruby twirled the gun on her finger and slid it into the holster on her belt. The door was opened by a stout man in the uniform with a holster on his belt. Billy pulled his gun out of the holster on his belt and stepped precariously into the farmhouse. She twirled both of her pistols and stuck them in the holsters at her belt before picking up the spreadfire rifle and likewise slinging it over her shoulder. First things first, the holster should fit and be worn with a belt of proper width and thickness. My gun was real, the bullets were real, and the holster was real leather stitched by hand. There was a pistol tucked in a worn leather holster at his hip within easy reach. Belt holsters worn on the range for practice are easy to access, but there is often a lack of concealment or security. verbˈhoʊlstərˈhōlstər [with object] Put (a gun) into its holster. 放（枪）入套 Example sentencesExamples Dice holstered the gun and pushed the man out of the way, slipping into the car. The officers both nodded, holstering their own firearms. The man holstered his guns, much to my relief, and took off his sunglasses. He holstered the revolver and headed back to the car, now it was time to radio in what had happened. The other gun was still holstered but I was willing to bet he could get at it quickly if he wanted to. Seeing no one, I holstered my gun and signaled the boys to send Natalia and Marcus down. Then, I figured my firing at him wasn't necessary, and I holstered my gun. I holstered my gun and wrapped a torn piece of cloth around the wound in my leg. Kienan stared at her and sighed, then holstered his pistol and helped her up. True to his word, the gang leader holstered his gun and turned Maggie loose. Both had holstered their guns so in order to avoid causing panic amongst the passengers. He holstered his gun under his coat and buckled his safety belt. Slowly, the detective put up his left hand and holstered his gun with his right. The guard holstered his pistol and carefully helped Sanders up to his feet. The officer nodded again and holstering his gun, walked off. Despite the pain, he turned around to see a man dressed in all black, holstering his gun then closing the door and locking it. For safety, the trigger guard should be covered while the handgun is holstered. In a rush the duo holstered their guns and rushed back to their rooms. After shooting the first 5 balloons, he holsters one gun, draws the second and goes after the last 5 balloons. One mistake that can lead to an accidental discharge and possible injury to the shooter is holstering the gun with the finger on the trigger. Origin Mid 17th century: corresponding to and contemporary with Dutch holster, of unknown origin.
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