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ca·ra·bi·nie·re  (kr-bn-yâr, kärä-b-nyr)
n. pl. ca·ra·bi·nie·ri (-bn-yâr, -b-nyr)
A member of the Italian police force.
[Italian, from French carabinier; see carabineer.]
carabiniere Italian [karabiˈnjɛːre]
n pl -ri [-ri]
(Law) an Italian national policeman
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