n senjata api berlaras panjang; bedil; -- angin senapan yg tidak memakai mesiu, ditembakkan dng kekuatan tekanan udara, biasanya untuk menembak burung; -- bambu 1 senapan dr bambu untuk permainan anak-anak; 2 ki tampaknya berbahaya, tetapi sebenarnya tidak; -- buluh senapan bambu; -- cis senapan yg memakai patrum kecil-kecil; -- Enfield senapan otomatis kaliber 0,30, dipakai tentara Amerika Serikat dan Inggris pd Perang Dunia I; -- kembar senapan yg berlaras dua; -- kopak senapan yg diisi patrum dr pangkal laras; -- lontak senapan yg pelurunya diisi dr mulutnya, kemudian dijejalkan (senapan kuno); -- mesin senapan yg dapat melepaskan banyak peluru dng sekali tarikan picunya; mitraliur; -- pegas senapan yg ditambahkan dng kekuatan tekanan pegas (biasanya untuk berburu); -- pengantin senapan kembar; -- sundut senapan yg disulut; bersenapan v bersenjatakan senapan; membawa atau menyandang senapan
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JlEyyVG2TjI the Empire State Building was designed as an airship docking station , a true marvel of modern architecture and an iconic symbol of New York City. But beyond its Art Deco elegance and towering presence, this famous skyscraper holds a fascinating historical tidbit: it was initially designed with the ambition of serving as an airship docking station. Imagine the scene: It's the 1930s, and the world is captivated by the notion of air travel, not just by planes but by grand, luxurious airships. These floating behemoths, like the German Zeppelin, were the epitome of high-class travel, promising a future where cities around the globe would be connected through the skies. The Empire State Building, completed in 1931, sought to capitalize on this vision by including a mooring mast at its very top, intended for airships to dock. The building's designers, inspired by the aviation fever of the time, integrated this feature into the building'...
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