Definition of radar gun in English:

radar gun

noun

A handheld device used by traffic police to estimate the speed of a passing vehicle.
Example sentencesExamples
- While driving in a 40 mph zone I saw in the middle distance two uniformed police officers with yellow jackets aiming a radar gun at my car.
- The acknowledgment of a radar detector of a nearby radar gun allows motorists to re-evaluate the speed of their vehicle and make any necessary corrections.
- To add to a driver's troubles the radar gun that clocks a car's speed is accurate to at least one hundredth of a mile per hour.
- She started to drive too fast and attracted the attention of a police officer with a radar gun.
- For the cost of calming a couple of streets with speed bumps we could buy the police a radar gun and a van from which they could operate.
- And, wherever you see a policeman with a radar gun, it is almost always in a 30 or 40 mph zone where it is impossible not to go over the limit by a mile or two.
- Although the radar gun of a police officer or state trooper may be jammed, most law enforcement officials are able to identify if a vehicle is speeding excessively, which can still result in a ticket.
- Initiate laws to allow the use of the speed radar gun and the breathalyzer to deal with speeding cars and drunk drivers.
- Traditional radar detectors use radio waves to detect when a radar gun is in use.
- While I was ‘flying’ down the road yesterday, I passed over a bridge only to find a cop with a radar gun on the other side waiting for me.
- A friend of mine who owns a stolen radar gun once clocked my typing speed at roughly 120 words per minute.
- When a motorist is caught speeding using a hand-held radar gun, the garda shows the recorded speed on the hand device before issuing a ticket.
- Last year, pupils teamed up with traffic police and used hand-held radar guns to record the speeds of vehicles driving along Cowpasture Road.
- It appears a person is entitled to a print-out of the reading of what speed they were doing but the hand-held radar gun does not have that capability, hence the need not to worry.
- This year they had a policeman on the hill with a radar gun and a display board to show your top speed.
- The cameras have been growing in numbers along all the roads, nasty yellow boxes equipped with a radar gun and a flash camera.
- To put things into perspective, I had been living in the bay area about 2 years, and in that time I saw about 3 police cars stopped with a radar gun.
- I have rung the police and offered to go out myself with a radar gun but they said no.
- If they came down Forest Road with a radar gun they would find rich pickings indeed, speed tables notwithstanding.
- A traffic police officer has hung up his radar gun after more than 20 years policing the roads of mid and north Essex.

Definition of radar gun in US English:

radar gun

noun

1A handheld radar device used by traffic police to estimate the speed of a passing vehicle.
Example sentencesExamples
- It appears a person is entitled to a print-out of the reading of what speed they were doing but the hand-held radar gun does not have that capability, hence the need not to worry.
- While driving in a 40 mph zone I saw in the middle distance two uniformed police officers with yellow jackets aiming a radar gun at my car.
- Last year, pupils teamed up with traffic police and used hand-held radar guns to record the speeds of vehicles driving along Cowpasture Road.
- To add to a driver's troubles the radar gun that clocks a car's speed is accurate to at least one hundredth of a mile per hour.
- The cameras have been growing in numbers along all the roads, nasty yellow boxes equipped with a radar gun and a flash camera.
- A friend of mine who owns a stolen radar gun once clocked my typing speed at roughly 120 words per minute.
- To put things into perspective, I had been living in the bay area about 2 years, and in that time I saw about 3 police cars stopped with a radar gun.
- While I was ‘flying’ down the road yesterday, I passed over a bridge only to find a cop with a radar gun on the other side waiting for me.
- Although the radar gun of a police officer or state trooper may be jammed, most law enforcement officials are able to identify if a vehicle is speeding excessively, which can still result in a ticket.
- Traditional radar detectors use radio waves to detect when a radar gun is in use.
- For the cost of calming a couple of streets with speed bumps we could buy the police a radar gun and a van from which they could operate.
- If they came down Forest Road with a radar gun they would find rich pickings indeed, speed tables notwithstanding.
- This year they had a policeman on the hill with a radar gun and a display board to show your top speed.
- When a motorist is caught speeding using a hand-held radar gun, the garda shows the recorded speed on the hand device before issuing a ticket.
- The acknowledgment of a radar detector of a nearby radar gun allows motorists to re-evaluate the speed of their vehicle and make any necessary corrections.
- She started to drive too fast and attracted the attention of a police officer with a radar gun.
- A traffic police officer has hung up his radar gun after more than 20 years policing the roads of mid and north Essex.
- And, wherever you see a policeman with a radar gun, it is almost always in a 30 or 40 mph zone where it is impossible not to go over the limit by a mile or two.
- I have rung the police and offered to go out myself with a radar gun but they said no.
- Initiate laws to allow the use of the speed radar gun and the breathalyzer to deal with speeding cars and drunk drivers.
1. 1.1US A device similar to a radar gun used to measure the speed of a pitched ball in baseball.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Pitching coach Spin Williams holds up Rick Reed as an example of a pitcher who succeeds without blowing out the radar gun.
  Later, outside the building, I pitched to a radar gun.
  He looks good on the radar gun, but his command is not there.
  If you don't have a radar gun or a good knowledge of pitching mechanics, pitch counts aren't bad.
  At 6-foot - 10, 260 pounds, Young is a dominating presence on the mound who hits the mid 90s on the radar gun.
  The club is hunting for a veteran starter, but it won't make decisions with a radar gun.
  The radar gun shows Kolb is throwing 92 to 94 mph, down from 95 to 97 last season.
  His inability to light up a radar gun is what costs him points in the prospect department, no matter how much higher his K / BB is above the rest of the group.
  One more name has come up several times, that of Cuban defector Maels Rodriguez, a 24-year old who can reportedly hit triple digits on the radar gun.
  You don't drop prospects who can hit triple digits on the radar gun to make room for a warm body.
  Perez had a blazing fastball that regularly hit 98 mph on the radar gun, rare for a left-hander, along with a devastating slider and blossoming curveball.
  There's a tendency when you're young to show everybody that you can light up the radar gun.
  He was touching only the low 90s on the radar gun in his simulated start last week, and that should be a big reason for concern.
  In today's game, if you used a radar gun you wouldn't sign him, but he had great knowledge of pitching.
  ‘We've seen some things on our radar gun - 108 miles per hour, 110 at different times,’ says Anderson.
  The broadcaster's radar gun clocked one of pitcher Arthur Rhodes' fastballs at 99 mph last week.
  When Lowe pitches, he doesn't light up the radar gun with his fastball, and his curve doesn't bend many knees.
  Griffin was the Royals first round pick in 2001, following a high school season in which he hit 100 mph on the radar gun.
  He has registered 100 mph on the radar gun, but he missed last season because of arm surgery.
  So many scouts are locked into the radar gun these days.

单词	radar gun
释义	Definition of radar gun in English: radar gun noun A handheld device used by traffic police to estimate the speed of a passing vehicle. Example sentencesExamples While driving in a 40 mph zone I saw in the middle distance two uniformed police officers with yellow jackets aiming a radar gun at my car. The acknowledgment of a radar detector of a nearby radar gun allows motorists to re-evaluate the speed of their vehicle and make any necessary corrections. To add to a driver's troubles the radar gun that clocks a car's speed is accurate to at least one hundredth of a mile per hour. She started to drive too fast and attracted the attention of a police officer with a radar gun. For the cost of calming a couple of streets with speed bumps we could buy the police a radar gun and a van from which they could operate. And, wherever you see a policeman with a radar gun, it is almost always in a 30 or 40 mph zone where it is impossible not to go over the limit by a mile or two. Although the radar gun of a police officer or state trooper may be jammed, most law enforcement officials are able to identify if a vehicle is speeding excessively, which can still result in a ticket. Initiate laws to allow the use of the speed radar gun and the breathalyzer to deal with speeding cars and drunk drivers. Traditional radar detectors use radio waves to detect when a radar gun is in use. While I was ‘flying’ down the road yesterday, I passed over a bridge only to find a cop with a radar gun on the other side waiting for me. A friend of mine who owns a stolen radar gun once clocked my typing speed at roughly 120 words per minute. When a motorist is caught speeding using a hand-held radar gun, the garda shows the recorded speed on the hand device before issuing a ticket. Last year, pupils teamed up with traffic police and used hand-held radar guns to record the speeds of vehicles driving along Cowpasture Road. It appears a person is entitled to a print-out of the reading of what speed they were doing but the hand-held radar gun does not have that capability, hence the need not to worry. This year they had a policeman on the hill with a radar gun and a display board to show your top speed. The cameras have been growing in numbers along all the roads, nasty yellow boxes equipped with a radar gun and a flash camera. To put things into perspective, I had been living in the bay area about 2 years, and in that time I saw about 3 police cars stopped with a radar gun. I have rung the police and offered to go out myself with a radar gun but they said no. If they came down Forest Road with a radar gun they would find rich pickings indeed, speed tables notwithstanding. A traffic police officer has hung up his radar gun after more than 20 years policing the roads of mid and north Essex. Definition of radar gun in US English: radar gun noun 1A handheld radar device used by traffic police to estimate the speed of a passing vehicle. Example sentencesExamples It appears a person is entitled to a print-out of the reading of what speed they were doing but the hand-held radar gun does not have that capability, hence the need not to worry. While driving in a 40 mph zone I saw in the middle distance two uniformed police officers with yellow jackets aiming a radar gun at my car. Last year, pupils teamed up with traffic police and used hand-held radar guns to record the speeds of vehicles driving along Cowpasture Road. To add to a driver's troubles the radar gun that clocks a car's speed is accurate to at least one hundredth of a mile per hour. The cameras have been growing in numbers along all the roads, nasty yellow boxes equipped with a radar gun and a flash camera. A friend of mine who owns a stolen radar gun once clocked my typing speed at roughly 120 words per minute. To put things into perspective, I had been living in the bay area about 2 years, and in that time I saw about 3 police cars stopped with a radar gun. While I was ‘flying’ down the road yesterday, I passed over a bridge only to find a cop with a radar gun on the other side waiting for me. Although the radar gun of a police officer or state trooper may be jammed, most law enforcement officials are able to identify if a vehicle is speeding excessively, which can still result in a ticket. Traditional radar detectors use radio waves to detect when a radar gun is in use. For the cost of calming a couple of streets with speed bumps we could buy the police a radar gun and a van from which they could operate. If they came down Forest Road with a radar gun they would find rich pickings indeed, speed tables notwithstanding. This year they had a policeman on the hill with a radar gun and a display board to show your top speed. When a motorist is caught speeding using a hand-held radar gun, the garda shows the recorded speed on the hand device before issuing a ticket. The acknowledgment of a radar detector of a nearby radar gun allows motorists to re-evaluate the speed of their vehicle and make any necessary corrections. She started to drive too fast and attracted the attention of a police officer with a radar gun. A traffic police officer has hung up his radar gun after more than 20 years policing the roads of mid and north Essex. And, wherever you see a policeman with a radar gun, it is almost always in a 30 or 40 mph zone where it is impossible not to go over the limit by a mile or two. I have rung the police and offered to go out myself with a radar gun but they said no. Initiate laws to allow the use of the speed radar gun and the breathalyzer to deal with speeding cars and drunk drivers. 1.1US A device similar to a radar gun used to measure the speed of a pitched ball in baseball. Example sentencesExamples Pitching coach Spin Williams holds up Rick Reed as an example of a pitcher who succeeds without blowing out the radar gun. Later, outside the building, I pitched to a radar gun. He looks good on the radar gun, but his command is not there. If you don't have a radar gun or a good knowledge of pitching mechanics, pitch counts aren't bad. At 6-foot - 10, 260 pounds, Young is a dominating presence on the mound who hits the mid 90s on the radar gun. The club is hunting for a veteran starter, but it won't make decisions with a radar gun. The radar gun shows Kolb is throwing 92 to 94 mph, down from 95 to 97 last season. His inability to light up a radar gun is what costs him points in the prospect department, no matter how much higher his K / BB is above the rest of the group. One more name has come up several times, that of Cuban defector Maels Rodriguez, a 24-year old who can reportedly hit triple digits on the radar gun. You don't drop prospects who can hit triple digits on the radar gun to make room for a warm body. Perez had a blazing fastball that regularly hit 98 mph on the radar gun, rare for a left-hander, along with a devastating slider and blossoming curveball. There's a tendency when you're young to show everybody that you can light up the radar gun. He was touching only the low 90s on the radar gun in his simulated start last week, and that should be a big reason for concern. In today's game, if you used a radar gun you wouldn't sign him, but he had great knowledge of pitching. ‘We've seen some things on our radar gun - 108 miles per hour, 110 at different times,’ says Anderson. The broadcaster's radar gun clocked one of pitcher Arthur Rhodes' fastballs at 99 mph last week. When Lowe pitches, he doesn't light up the radar gun with his fastball, and his curve doesn't bend many knees. Griffin was the Royals first round pick in 2001, following a high school season in which he hit 100 mph on the radar gun. He has registered 100 mph on the radar gun, but he missed last season because of arm surgery. So many scouts are locked into the radar gun these days.
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