Definition of rubber bullet in English:

rubber bullet

noun

A large projectile made of rubber and shot from a firearm, used especially in riot control.
（尤指用来控制暴乱的）橡皮子弹
Example sentencesExamples
- One pulled out a firearm and fired off a rubber bullet.
- A boy aged about 16 or 17 was shot in the leg with a rubber bullet.
- He says he was hit with a rubber bullet fired by the RCMP.
- I was also told that one of his friends had been hit on the head by a rubber bullet and seriously injured during a riot near to were he lived.
- The goal of the rubber bullet is to inflict the right amount of pain to cause the threat to decease charging, or to disperse a crowd.
- The police attacked the workers with rubber bullets, tear gas, smoke grenades, and nightsticks.
- When one soldier fired a rubber bullet lower, into the crowd, I saw one of his superiors grab his gun and berate him.
- He has been shot in the leg three times and carries a scar on his forehead from a rubber bullet.
- According to eyewitnesses, 38 workers were hurt in Seville, with three hospitalised, after riot police used tear gas and rubber bullets to break up a protest of about 300.
- Those protesters have clashed with nightstick-wielding riot police who responded with water cannons, teargas and rubber bullets.
- My friend Sean said that a guy was hit in the head with a rubber bullet and the cops wouldn't allow him to stop and treat the person.
- Police firing rubber bullets and teargas dispersed the demonstrators, who gathered on the corner of Jeppe and Kruis streets.
- Every peaceful group action I was involved in was effectively dispersed with a combination of various types of gas, percussion grenades, water cannons and the very real threat of a rubber bullet to the head.
- They fired a rubber bullet which bounced off the wall and I went to get it.
- A 19-year-old was struck on the hand by a rubber bullet.
- West Yorkshire Police last year admitted that they were on stand-by to use rubber bullets during the worst riots seen in Bradford for 20 years.
- Initial reports spoke of police firing rubber bullets at the crowd, but a second post-mortem by independent pathologists revealed that the man was not killed by a rubber bullet.
- The best example of this is the rubber bullet which, even though it is much softer than a standard metal bullet, and has a lower velocity, can still cause serious injury, or even death, depending on where it hits you.
- Police used rubber bullets and stun grenades to disperse the crowd, and about 70 strikers were arrested.
- Sarah isn't afraid to speak her mind - even if it means taking a rubber bullet or breathing tear gas.

Definition of rubber bullet in US English:

rubber bullet

nounˈrəbər ˈbʊlətˈrəbər ˈbo͝olət

A large projectile made of rubber and shot from a firearm, used especially in riot control.
（尤指用来控制暴乱的）橡皮子弹
Example sentencesExamples
- Those protesters have clashed with nightstick-wielding riot police who responded with water cannons, teargas and rubber bullets.
- Sarah isn't afraid to speak her mind - even if it means taking a rubber bullet or breathing tear gas.
- West Yorkshire Police last year admitted that they were on stand-by to use rubber bullets during the worst riots seen in Bradford for 20 years.
- Every peaceful group action I was involved in was effectively dispersed with a combination of various types of gas, percussion grenades, water cannons and the very real threat of a rubber bullet to the head.
- A boy aged about 16 or 17 was shot in the leg with a rubber bullet.
- The best example of this is the rubber bullet which, even though it is much softer than a standard metal bullet, and has a lower velocity, can still cause serious injury, or even death, depending on where it hits you.
- One pulled out a firearm and fired off a rubber bullet.
- According to eyewitnesses, 38 workers were hurt in Seville, with three hospitalised, after riot police used tear gas and rubber bullets to break up a protest of about 300.
- I was also told that one of his friends had been hit on the head by a rubber bullet and seriously injured during a riot near to were he lived.
- When one soldier fired a rubber bullet lower, into the crowd, I saw one of his superiors grab his gun and berate him.
- They fired a rubber bullet which bounced off the wall and I went to get it.
- He says he was hit with a rubber bullet fired by the RCMP.
- Initial reports spoke of police firing rubber bullets at the crowd, but a second post-mortem by independent pathologists revealed that the man was not killed by a rubber bullet.
- A 19-year-old was struck on the hand by a rubber bullet.
- He has been shot in the leg three times and carries a scar on his forehead from a rubber bullet.
- Police used rubber bullets and stun grenades to disperse the crowd, and about 70 strikers were arrested.
- Police firing rubber bullets and teargas dispersed the demonstrators, who gathered on the corner of Jeppe and Kruis streets.
- The police attacked the workers with rubber bullets, tear gas, smoke grenades, and nightsticks.
- My friend Sean said that a guy was hit in the head with a rubber bullet and the cops wouldn't allow him to stop and treat the person.
- The goal of the rubber bullet is to inflict the right amount of pain to cause the threat to decease charging, or to disperse a crowd.

词汇	rubber bullet
释义	Definition of rubber bullet in English: rubber bullet noun A large projectile made of rubber and shot from a firearm, used especially in riot control. （尤指用来控制暴乱的）橡皮子弹 Example sentencesExamples One pulled out a firearm and fired off a rubber bullet. A boy aged about 16 or 17 was shot in the leg with a rubber bullet. He says he was hit with a rubber bullet fired by the RCMP. I was also told that one of his friends had been hit on the head by a rubber bullet and seriously injured during a riot near to were he lived. The goal of the rubber bullet is to inflict the right amount of pain to cause the threat to decease charging, or to disperse a crowd. The police attacked the workers with rubber bullets, tear gas, smoke grenades, and nightsticks. When one soldier fired a rubber bullet lower, into the crowd, I saw one of his superiors grab his gun and berate him. He has been shot in the leg three times and carries a scar on his forehead from a rubber bullet. According to eyewitnesses, 38 workers were hurt in Seville, with three hospitalised, after riot police used tear gas and rubber bullets to break up a protest of about 300. Those protesters have clashed with nightstick-wielding riot police who responded with water cannons, teargas and rubber bullets. My friend Sean said that a guy was hit in the head with a rubber bullet and the cops wouldn't allow him to stop and treat the person. Police firing rubber bullets and teargas dispersed the demonstrators, who gathered on the corner of Jeppe and Kruis streets. Every peaceful group action I was involved in was effectively dispersed with a combination of various types of gas, percussion grenades, water cannons and the very real threat of a rubber bullet to the head. They fired a rubber bullet which bounced off the wall and I went to get it. A 19-year-old was struck on the hand by a rubber bullet. West Yorkshire Police last year admitted that they were on stand-by to use rubber bullets during the worst riots seen in Bradford for 20 years. Initial reports spoke of police firing rubber bullets at the crowd, but a second post-mortem by independent pathologists revealed that the man was not killed by a rubber bullet. The best example of this is the rubber bullet which, even though it is much softer than a standard metal bullet, and has a lower velocity, can still cause serious injury, or even death, depending on where it hits you. Police used rubber bullets and stun grenades to disperse the crowd, and about 70 strikers were arrested. Sarah isn't afraid to speak her mind - even if it means taking a rubber bullet or breathing tear gas. Definition of rubber bullet in US English: rubber bullet nounˈrəbər ˈbʊlətˈrəbər ˈbo͝olət A large projectile made of rubber and shot from a firearm, used especially in riot control. （尤指用来控制暴乱的）橡皮子弹 Example sentencesExamples Those protesters have clashed with nightstick-wielding riot police who responded with water cannons, teargas and rubber bullets. Sarah isn't afraid to speak her mind - even if it means taking a rubber bullet or breathing tear gas. West Yorkshire Police last year admitted that they were on stand-by to use rubber bullets during the worst riots seen in Bradford for 20 years. Every peaceful group action I was involved in was effectively dispersed with a combination of various types of gas, percussion grenades, water cannons and the very real threat of a rubber bullet to the head. A boy aged about 16 or 17 was shot in the leg with a rubber bullet. The best example of this is the rubber bullet which, even though it is much softer than a standard metal bullet, and has a lower velocity, can still cause serious injury, or even death, depending on where it hits you. One pulled out a firearm and fired off a rubber bullet. According to eyewitnesses, 38 workers were hurt in Seville, with three hospitalised, after riot police used tear gas and rubber bullets to break up a protest of about 300. I was also told that one of his friends had been hit on the head by a rubber bullet and seriously injured during a riot near to were he lived. When one soldier fired a rubber bullet lower, into the crowd, I saw one of his superiors grab his gun and berate him. They fired a rubber bullet which bounced off the wall and I went to get it. He says he was hit with a rubber bullet fired by the RCMP. Initial reports spoke of police firing rubber bullets at the crowd, but a second post-mortem by independent pathologists revealed that the man was not killed by a rubber bullet. A 19-year-old was struck on the hand by a rubber bullet. He has been shot in the leg three times and carries a scar on his forehead from a rubber bullet. Police used rubber bullets and stun grenades to disperse the crowd, and about 70 strikers were arrested. Police firing rubber bullets and teargas dispersed the demonstrators, who gathered on the corner of Jeppe and Kruis streets. The police attacked the workers with rubber bullets, tear gas, smoke grenades, and nightsticks. My friend Sean said that a guy was hit in the head with a rubber bullet and the cops wouldn't allow him to stop and treat the person. The goal of the rubber bullet is to inflict the right amount of pain to cause the threat to decease charging, or to disperse a crowd.
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