kalashnikov
IPA: kʌɫˈæʃnɪkɑf
Root Word: Kalashnikov
noun
- A particular model of Russian assault rifle.
- A transliteration of the Russian surname Кала́шников (Kalášnikov).
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Examples of "kalashnikov" in Sentences
- They should rather, kalashnikov in hand, fight for the honour of their women, or?
- We have just passed a group of about 15 men in flowing white djellabas, or robes, carrying kalashnikov rifles.
- In the civil war after the Soviet withdrawal in 1989, any thug with a tank or kalashnikov could rule a town or neighborhood.
- Given that anyone with a kalashnikov or a molotov cocktail is an asset in urban fighting, why has Hamas recruited only 1% of the population?
- Certainly it has had its impact, but it is only technology, and one might as well describe the ubiquitous kalashnikov as a more effective leveller in the world of globalization.
- Iow, you're not merely throwing out the baby with the bath water, you're unloading a few rounds from your kalashnikov into the baby and then spitting disdainfully into what remains.
- The idea that seven Islamic thugs replete in camo gear, kalashnikov rifles, and facemasks, would sit down civilly to watch President Barack Obama make a speech about western relations with Islam, seems preposterous.
- I have to tell I had a very fearful experience when I was accosted in the early hours of a very dark night, by two kalashnikov carrying Palestinians on guard duty outside the Bourg al-Barajineh refugee camp in Beirut.
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