carabinier (Meaning)

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carabinier (n)

a soldier (historically a mounted soldier) who is armed with a carbine

No strong antonyms found.

No weak antonyms found.

The mountain climbers relied on their carabiniers to secure their ropes during their ascent.
The police officer attached his badge to his carabinier, displaying it proudly on his uniform.
As the sun set, the hiker fastened her backpack to her carabinier to keep it within reach.
The military unit trained rigorously, ensuring each soldier knew how to handle their carabinier efficiently.
The rock climber checked the integrity of each carabinier before embarking on her climb.
During the rescue mission, the firefighter used a carabinier to secure the rope and lower himself into the ravine.
The adventurer's keychain boasted an array of colorful carabiniers, each with its unique purpose.
Securing the tent against the wind, the camper relied on sturdy carabiniers to anchor the guy lines.
The scout demonstrated proper knot-tying techniques using a carabinier as part of the lesson.
In the high-speed chase, the carabinier on the police officer's belt ensured quick access to his equipment.

a soldier (historically a mounted soldier) who is armed with a carbine

soldier, infantryman, footman, cavalier, dragoon, warrior,cavalryman, trooper, marine, foot soldier

civilian, civilian,,

The mountain climbers relied on their carabiniers to secure their ropes during their ascent.

The police officer attached his badge to his carabinier, displaying it proudly on his uniform.

As the sun set, the hiker fastened her backpack to her carabinier to keep it within reach.

The military unit trained rigorously, ensuring each soldier knew how to handle their carabinier efficiently.