Definition of rifle range in English:

rifle range

noun

1A place for practising shooting with rifles.
步枪靶场，步枪射击场
Example sentencesExamples
- The memorabilia includes photographs, certificates and items like old cartridge cases found near a former rifle range near Point Moore.
- Major Caporn said the main aim of this training was to allow the group to qualify on the rifle range, practise training as a platoon, gain experience in patrolling and learn how to conduct themselves if fired upon.
- We had just finished a course of fire and my class was preparing to move to another section of the rifle range.
- I don't see why, they'll be properly supervised on the rifle range.
- There was an addition to the Cottage Hospital and a new rifle range for the Volunteer Force which had lost its previous range at Reigate Hill in 1892.
- Two bright scarlet lights will be installed on either end of the rifle range and a military memorial wall, presently under black plastic, will add to the historical ambience.
- Schedule complications precluded me from getting out to a proper rifle range, and thus group testing was done over sandbags and consisted of three shot groups at 50 yards.
- The competition was held at the biathlon rifle range at Whiskey Flat, near Mt Hotham, in the Victorian Alps last month.
- For nearly two years, he and others built a rifle range on the flatlands outside of Shanghai, China, shoveling dirt by hand to create elevated platforms from which to fire.
- The irony of inviting an Aboriginal artist to create a work for a rifle range was not lost on Andrew.
- ‘Most customers who hunt have their favorite rifle range nearby,’ Evens said.
- A pile of rusty rifles and bayonets, old stone foundations, limb moulds, a live mortar, an underground rifle range and a diesel boiler have been found on the site of the 98-year-old Drill Hall.
- Then they headed off to the rifle range to become familiar with U.S. weapons.
- People in Horwich will soon benefit from a new £150,000 community hall now that the council has secured funding to renovate a former rifle range.
- The army also noted an increase in confidence, morale, and combat effectiveness, among non-combat troops that had been given a lot of time at the rifle range, and lots of ammo to fire off there.
- Next time you're on a rifle range back at home station, try doing some training using your iron sights along with all the other attachments.
- She said that although just six of the 43 participants were girls, they had ‘loved it’ and shown themselves to be better than the boys on the rifle range.
- The initial stage is training, which is a trip to the rifle range (looking rather similar to a golf course), where, if you do well enough, you will be invited to Sniper School.
- Sometime in the mid 1940s an elderly man approached them, telling a story of an old rifle range on the farm, used by soldiers camped on Marsland Hill.
- For non-military readers, I think the way it works is that everyone who goes through basic training has to qualify on a rifle range as able to shoot the darn thing without taking their foot off or hitting a bystander.
1. 1.1 An attraction at a fairground in which people fire rifles at targets in order to win prizes.
  （集市）步枪射击摊点
  Example sentencesExamples
  There were dodgem cars, helter-skelters, waltzers, ghost trains, rifle ranges and lots more but two I remember more than most.
  Already lined up are a rifle range, go-kart track, swimming pool and bowling alley.
  Then there are three more standing on the side of the road and I get the feeling of what it must be to be target in a fairground rifle range.

Definition of rifle range in US English:

rifle range

nounˈraɪfəl ˌreɪndʒˈrīfəl ˌrānj

1A place for practicing shooting with rifles.
步枪靶场，步枪射击场
Example sentencesExamples
- ‘Most customers who hunt have their favorite rifle range nearby,’ Evens said.
- We had just finished a course of fire and my class was preparing to move to another section of the rifle range.
- Major Caporn said the main aim of this training was to allow the group to qualify on the rifle range, practise training as a platoon, gain experience in patrolling and learn how to conduct themselves if fired upon.
- I don't see why, they'll be properly supervised on the rifle range.
- She said that although just six of the 43 participants were girls, they had ‘loved it’ and shown themselves to be better than the boys on the rifle range.
- The irony of inviting an Aboriginal artist to create a work for a rifle range was not lost on Andrew.
- Sometime in the mid 1940s an elderly man approached them, telling a story of an old rifle range on the farm, used by soldiers camped on Marsland Hill.
- For nearly two years, he and others built a rifle range on the flatlands outside of Shanghai, China, shoveling dirt by hand to create elevated platforms from which to fire.
- The memorabilia includes photographs, certificates and items like old cartridge cases found near a former rifle range near Point Moore.
- Then they headed off to the rifle range to become familiar with U.S. weapons.
- People in Horwich will soon benefit from a new £150,000 community hall now that the council has secured funding to renovate a former rifle range.
- The initial stage is training, which is a trip to the rifle range (looking rather similar to a golf course), where, if you do well enough, you will be invited to Sniper School.
- There was an addition to the Cottage Hospital and a new rifle range for the Volunteer Force which had lost its previous range at Reigate Hill in 1892.
- The army also noted an increase in confidence, morale, and combat effectiveness, among non-combat troops that had been given a lot of time at the rifle range, and lots of ammo to fire off there.
- The competition was held at the biathlon rifle range at Whiskey Flat, near Mt Hotham, in the Victorian Alps last month.
- A pile of rusty rifles and bayonets, old stone foundations, limb moulds, a live mortar, an underground rifle range and a diesel boiler have been found on the site of the 98-year-old Drill Hall.
- Next time you're on a rifle range back at home station, try doing some training using your iron sights along with all the other attachments.
- Two bright scarlet lights will be installed on either end of the rifle range and a military memorial wall, presently under black plastic, will add to the historical ambience.
- Schedule complications precluded me from getting out to a proper rifle range, and thus group testing was done over sandbags and consisted of three shot groups at 50 yards.
- For non-military readers, I think the way it works is that everyone who goes through basic training has to qualify on a rifle range as able to shoot the darn thing without taking their foot off or hitting a bystander.
1. 1.1 An attraction at a fairground in which people fire rifles at targets in order to win prizes.
  （集市）步枪射击摊点
  Example sentencesExamples
  Already lined up are a rifle range, go-kart track, swimming pool and bowling alley.
  Then there are three more standing on the side of the road and I get the feeling of what it must be to be target in a fairground rifle range.
  There were dodgem cars, helter-skelters, waltzers, ghost trains, rifle ranges and lots more but two I remember more than most.

词汇	rifle range
释义	Definition of rifle range in English: rifle range noun 1A place for practising shooting with rifles. 步枪靶场，步枪射击场 Example sentencesExamples The memorabilia includes photographs, certificates and items like old cartridge cases found near a former rifle range near Point Moore. Major Caporn said the main aim of this training was to allow the group to qualify on the rifle range, practise training as a platoon, gain experience in patrolling and learn how to conduct themselves if fired upon. We had just finished a course of fire and my class was preparing to move to another section of the rifle range. I don't see why, they'll be properly supervised on the rifle range. There was an addition to the Cottage Hospital and a new rifle range for the Volunteer Force which had lost its previous range at Reigate Hill in 1892. Two bright scarlet lights will be installed on either end of the rifle range and a military memorial wall, presently under black plastic, will add to the historical ambience. Schedule complications precluded me from getting out to a proper rifle range, and thus group testing was done over sandbags and consisted of three shot groups at 50 yards. The competition was held at the biathlon rifle range at Whiskey Flat, near Mt Hotham, in the Victorian Alps last month. For nearly two years, he and others built a rifle range on the flatlands outside of Shanghai, China, shoveling dirt by hand to create elevated platforms from which to fire. The irony of inviting an Aboriginal artist to create a work for a rifle range was not lost on Andrew. ‘Most customers who hunt have their favorite rifle range nearby,’ Evens said. A pile of rusty rifles and bayonets, old stone foundations, limb moulds, a live mortar, an underground rifle range and a diesel boiler have been found on the site of the 98-year-old Drill Hall. Then they headed off to the rifle range to become familiar with U.S. weapons. People in Horwich will soon benefit from a new £150,000 community hall now that the council has secured funding to renovate a former rifle range. The army also noted an increase in confidence, morale, and combat effectiveness, among non-combat troops that had been given a lot of time at the rifle range, and lots of ammo to fire off there. Next time you're on a rifle range back at home station, try doing some training using your iron sights along with all the other attachments. She said that although just six of the 43 participants were girls, they had ‘loved it’ and shown themselves to be better than the boys on the rifle range. The initial stage is training, which is a trip to the rifle range (looking rather similar to a golf course), where, if you do well enough, you will be invited to Sniper School. Sometime in the mid 1940s an elderly man approached them, telling a story of an old rifle range on the farm, used by soldiers camped on Marsland Hill. For non-military readers, I think the way it works is that everyone who goes through basic training has to qualify on a rifle range as able to shoot the darn thing without taking their foot off or hitting a bystander. 1.1 An attraction at a fairground in which people fire rifles at targets in order to win prizes. （集市）步枪射击摊点 Example sentencesExamples There were dodgem cars, helter-skelters, waltzers, ghost trains, rifle ranges and lots more but two I remember more than most. Already lined up are a rifle range, go-kart track, swimming pool and bowling alley. Then there are three more standing on the side of the road and I get the feeling of what it must be to be target in a fairground rifle range. Definition of rifle range in US English: rifle range nounˈraɪfəl ˌreɪndʒˈrīfəl ˌrānj 1A place for practicing shooting with rifles. 步枪靶场，步枪射击场 Example sentencesExamples ‘Most customers who hunt have their favorite rifle range nearby,’ Evens said. We had just finished a course of fire and my class was preparing to move to another section of the rifle range. Major Caporn said the main aim of this training was to allow the group to qualify on the rifle range, practise training as a platoon, gain experience in patrolling and learn how to conduct themselves if fired upon. I don't see why, they'll be properly supervised on the rifle range. She said that although just six of the 43 participants were girls, they had ‘loved it’ and shown themselves to be better than the boys on the rifle range. The irony of inviting an Aboriginal artist to create a work for a rifle range was not lost on Andrew. Sometime in the mid 1940s an elderly man approached them, telling a story of an old rifle range on the farm, used by soldiers camped on Marsland Hill. For nearly two years, he and others built a rifle range on the flatlands outside of Shanghai, China, shoveling dirt by hand to create elevated platforms from which to fire. The memorabilia includes photographs, certificates and items like old cartridge cases found near a former rifle range near Point Moore. Then they headed off to the rifle range to become familiar with U.S. weapons. People in Horwich will soon benefit from a new £150,000 community hall now that the council has secured funding to renovate a former rifle range. The initial stage is training, which is a trip to the rifle range (looking rather similar to a golf course), where, if you do well enough, you will be invited to Sniper School. There was an addition to the Cottage Hospital and a new rifle range for the Volunteer Force which had lost its previous range at Reigate Hill in 1892. The army also noted an increase in confidence, morale, and combat effectiveness, among non-combat troops that had been given a lot of time at the rifle range, and lots of ammo to fire off there. The competition was held at the biathlon rifle range at Whiskey Flat, near Mt Hotham, in the Victorian Alps last month. A pile of rusty rifles and bayonets, old stone foundations, limb moulds, a live mortar, an underground rifle range and a diesel boiler have been found on the site of the 98-year-old Drill Hall. Next time you're on a rifle range back at home station, try doing some training using your iron sights along with all the other attachments. Two bright scarlet lights will be installed on either end of the rifle range and a military memorial wall, presently under black plastic, will add to the historical ambience. Schedule complications precluded me from getting out to a proper rifle range, and thus group testing was done over sandbags and consisted of three shot groups at 50 yards. For non-military readers, I think the way it works is that everyone who goes through basic training has to qualify on a rifle range as able to shoot the darn thing without taking their foot off or hitting a bystander. 1.1 An attraction at a fairground in which people fire rifles at targets in order to win prizes. （集市）步枪射击摊点 Example sentencesExamples Already lined up are a rifle range, go-kart track, swimming pool and bowling alley. Then there are three more standing on the side of the road and I get the feeling of what it must be to be target in a fairground rifle range. There were dodgem cars, helter-skelters, waltzers, ghost trains, rifle ranges and lots more but two I remember more than most.
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