magnum
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈmæɡnəm/
Forms: magna
magnum means: A powerful handgun, usually one with a turning cylinder that holds the bullets.
noun
A powerful handgun, usually one with a turning cylinder that holds the bullets.
- The detective carried a magnum.
- She fired the magnum at a paper target.
- Both magnums were stored in a locked cabinet.
A large bottle holding one and a half litres, usually used for wine.
- We opened a magnum of wine.
- Two magnums stood on the table.
- He bought a champagne magnum for the celebration.
A particularly powerful cartridge containing a bullet and the material that fires it.
- This rifle uses a magnum cartridge.
- The magnum produces greater pressure than the standard cartridge.
- These magnums require a stronger chamber.
Questions about magnum
What does magnum mean?
A powerful handgun, usually one with a turning cylinder that holds the bullets.
What is magnum in other languages?
Türkçe: magnum tabanca · Español: revólver mágnum · Français: revolver magnum · Deutsch: Magnumrevolver · Italiano: revolver magnum · 日本語: マグナム拳銃
How do you pronounce magnum?
It is pronounced /ˈmæɡnəm/.
How do you use magnum in a sentence?
The detective carried a magnum. She fired the magnum at a paper target.
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