concealed-carry
/kənˌsiːld ˈkæri/ (bre, ipa) · /kənˌsiːld ˈkæri/ (ame, ipa)
concealed-carry — 名詞
1. carrying a loaded handgun in public under your clothes or inside a bag so other
隱蔽攜槍
把手槍藏在身上於公共場合攜帶的行為或權利
carrying a loaded handgun in public under your clothes or inside a bag so other people cannot see it, or the legal right to do this
Texas allows concealed-carry without a permit for most adults over twenty-one.
德州允許大多數二十一歲以上的成人不需執照就可以隱蔽攜槍。
concealed-carry without a permit (predicative noun phrase)
Naoko applied for a concealed-carry permit after her shop was robbed twice.
Naoko 的店被搶過兩次後，她申請了隱蔽攜槍許可證。
concealed-carry permit (attributive use before permit)
The new concealed-carry law takes effect on the first of June.
新的隱蔽攜槍法將在六月一日生效。
Many police chiefs across the state oppose expanding concealed-carry to college campuses.
州內許多警察局長反對把隱蔽攜槍擴大到大學校園。
Diego teaches a safety class for people who want concealed-carry training.
Diego 為想接受隱蔽攜槍訓練的人開設安全課程。
- CCW
abbreviation of 'carrying a concealed weapon'; used mainly in US police and legal writing
- concealed weapon permit
names the legal document rather than the practice
- open-carry
carrying a firearm where other people can clearly see it
文法句型
concealed-carry permit
concealed-carry law
support concealed-carry
用法筆記
Most often appears attributively before nouns like permit, law, holster, class, or training; the standalone noun usage is mainly in US legal and political writing. Distinguish from open-carry, where the gun is visible.