Winchester (en. Winchester)
/ˈwɪn.tʃes.tər/
Meaning & Definition
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noun
Repeating rifle or carbine of the Winchester brand.
The Winchester is a very famous rifle in American culture.
El Winchester es un rifle muy famoso en la cultura estadounidense.
Famous brand of firearms, especially rifles.
At hunting fairs, Winchester models are in high demand.
En las ferias de caza, los modelos de Winchester son muy solicitados.
Reference to the city where the Winchester company was founded.
The history of Winchester dates back to its origin in the city of New Haven.
La historia de Winchester se remonta a su origen en la ciudad de Nueva Haven.
Etymology
The term 'Winchester' comes from the name of the city of Winchester in England, known for its firearms and history.
Common Phrases and Expressions
Winchester Model 94
A famous model of hunting rifle.
Winchester Model 94
Winchester Repeating Arms
Manufacturer of rifles and firearms in the United States.
Winchester Repeating Arms
Related Words
rifle
A long-barreled firearm designed to be fired from the shoulder.
rifle
carbine
A type of shorter and lighter rifle.
carabina
ammunition
Projectiles and explosive material used in firearms.
munición
Slang Meanings
Refers to a gun enthusiast or collector.
That guy is a real 'Winchester', he has a great collection of rifles.
Ese tipo es un verdadero 'Winchester', tiene una gran colección de rifles.
Used to describe a precise shot.
He made a 'Winchester' in the shooting competition, hitting the target.
Hizo un 'Winchester' en la competencia de tiro, acertando en el blanco.