Definition of black powder in English:

black powder

noun

mass noun

Gunpowder.
（黑色）火药
Example sentencesExamples
- Stand to the side of someone shooting a Model 1873 chambered for a .45 Colt and loaded with black powder.
- The news is now reporting the explosive was a toy grenade filled with black powder and a fuse.
- I prefer to use black powder with the replica Springfield, Remington and Sharps rifles.
- Filled with an explosive combination of saltpeter and black powder, these were the primitive ancestors of rockets.
- The real reasons why I like to shoot black powder in cartridge firing guns is it works so well, and it is authentic.

Definition of black powder in US English:

black powder

noun

The original gunpowder, composed of charcoal, saltpeter, and sulfur, now used chiefly in antique firearms and in fireworks.
Example sentencesExamples
- Filled with an explosive combination of saltpeter and black powder, these were the primitive ancestors of rockets.
- The real reasons why I like to shoot black powder in cartridge firing guns is it works so well, and it is authentic.
- The news is now reporting the explosive was a toy grenade filled with black powder and a fuse.
- I prefer to use black powder with the replica Springfield, Remington and Sharps rifles.
- Stand to the side of someone shooting a Model 1873 chambered for a .45 Colt and loaded with black powder.

词汇	black powder
释义	Definition of black powder in English: black powder noun mass noun Gunpowder. （黑色）火药 Example sentencesExamples Stand to the side of someone shooting a Model 1873 chambered for a .45 Colt and loaded with black powder. The news is now reporting the explosive was a toy grenade filled with black powder and a fuse. I prefer to use black powder with the replica Springfield, Remington and Sharps rifles. Filled with an explosive combination of saltpeter and black powder, these were the primitive ancestors of rockets. The real reasons why I like to shoot black powder in cartridge firing guns is it works so well, and it is authentic. Definition of black powder in US English: black powder noun The original gunpowder, composed of charcoal, saltpeter, and sulfur, now used chiefly in antique firearms and in fireworks. Example sentencesExamples Filled with an explosive combination of saltpeter and black powder, these were the primitive ancestors of rockets. The real reasons why I like to shoot black powder in cartridge firing guns is it works so well, and it is authentic. The news is now reporting the explosive was a toy grenade filled with black powder and a fuse. I prefer to use black powder with the replica Springfield, Remington and Sharps rifles. Stand to the side of someone shooting a Model 1873 chambered for a .45 Colt and loaded with black powder.
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