"carbineer" meaning in English

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          "text": "The prisoner flung him off with a force scarcely to be expected from one of his slight figure, and, turning quickly, said, \"Let me die like a man!—whatever is my death, let me face it!\" No further effort was made to blindfold him; but the carbineers formed their deadly rank, looking, however, towards their commander for the signal.",
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        "A soldier armed with a carbine."
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        "(military) A soldier armed with a carbine."
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  "word": "carbineer"
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          "text": "The prisoner flung him off with a force scarcely to be expected from one of his slight figure, and, turning quickly, said, \"Let me die like a man!—whatever is my death, let me face it!\" No further effort was made to blindfold him; but the carbineers formed their deadly rank, looking, however, towards their commander for the signal.",
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