gunner

gun·ner

 (gŭn′ər)

n.

1. A member of the armed forces who operates a gun.

2. A warrant officer in the US Marine Corps having charge of ordnance.

3. Chiefly British An artillery soldier, especially a private.

4. One who hunts with a gun.

gunner

(ˈɡʌnə)

n

1. (Military) a serviceman who works with, uses, or specializes in guns

2. (Military) navy (formerly) a warrant officer responsible for the training of gun crews, their performance in action, and accounting for ammunition

3. (Military) (in the British Army) an artilleryman, esp a private. Abbreviation: gnr

4. (Hunting) a person who hunts with a rifle or shotgun

ˈgunnerˌship n

gun•ner

(ˈgʌn ər)

n.

1. one who fires an artillery piece.

2. a warrant officer in the U.S. Navy charged with the maintenance and firing of the ship's guns.

3. one who hunts with a gun.

[1300–50]

Thesaurus

Noun

1.

gunner - a serviceman in the artillery   artilleryman, cannoneer, machine gunner military man, serviceman, man, military personnel - someone who serves in the armed forces; a member of a military force; "two men stood sentry duty"

Translations

artilleur

armiereartiglierecannoniere

комендоркомендорский

gunner

[ˈgʌnəʳ] N → artillero/a m/f

gunner

[ˈgʌnə^r] n → artilleur m

gunner

n (Mil) → Artillerist m; (= title) → Kanonier m; (Naut) → Geschützführer m; (in plane) → Bordschütze m; to be in the gunners (Mil) → bei der Artillerie sein

gunner

[ˈgʌnəʳ] n → artigliere m