IPA: /ˌkær.əˈbɪn.jər/
KK: /kæˈræbɪnɪr/
A type of soldier or police officer who is trained to fight and enforce the law, often associated with special units in military or law enforcement.
The carabinier was responsible for maintaining order during the event.
Carabinier → The word originates from the French 'carabin', which is derived from 'carabine', meaning a type of firearm. The term 'carabinier' refers to a soldier armed with a carbine, a short rifle. Thus, it describes a soldier equipped with a specific type of firearm.
Think of a 'carabin' as a type of firearm, and remember that a 'carabinier' is a soldier who carries this firearm.