n.

1. 步槍，來福槍[C]
   He pulled the trigger of his rifle.

   他扣響了他步槍的扳機。

2. 膛線砲[C]
3. 步槍隊[P]
   The rifles lay behind the hill waiting for the order to fire.

   步槍隊埋伏在小山後面，等待命令開火。

vt.

1. 在……內做來福線
2. 用步槍射擊

vt.

1. 洗劫，劫掠[（+of）]
   The thief rifled every drawer in the room.

   竊賊洗劫了房內所有抽屜裡的東西。

2. 偷走，盜走
   The raccoons rifled all the food in the camp.

   浣熊竊走了營地的全部食品。

n.

1. a gun, especially one fired from shoulder level, having a long spirally grooved barrel to make a bullet spin and thereby increase accuracy over a long distance.
2. (rifles) troops armed with rifles.

v.

1. [usu. as adj. rifled] make spiral grooves in (a gun or its barrel or bore).
2. hit or kick (a ball) hard and straight.

v.