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Definition of bipod - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
supportTECH. two-legged stand for stabilityTECH.
- The sniper adjusted the bipod for a steady aim.
- The photographer used a bipod to stabilize the camera.
- For hunting, a bipod can greatly improve accuracy.
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two-legged stand for stability
Origin of bipod
Latin, bi (two) + pod (foot)
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trucking
bipod stand under a truck trailer
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- French:bipied, ...
- German:Zweibein, ...
- Italian:bipiede, ...
- Spanish:bípode, ...
- Portuguese:bipé, ...
- Chinese:双脚架, ...
- Japanese:バイポッド, ...
- Arabic:حَامِل ثُنَائِي, ...
- Hebrew:חֲצוּבָה דּוּ-רַגְלִית, ...
- Russian:двуногая подставка, ...
- Ukrainian:двонога підставка, ...
- Hindi:बाइपॉड, ...
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