bayonet

/bey-uh-nit, -net, bey-uh-net/US // ˈbeɪ ə nɪt, -ˌnɛt, ˌbeɪ əˈnɛt //UK // (ˈbeɪənɪt) //

刺刀,刺枪,刺针,刺绳

Related Words

pierce刺破,穿透,刺穿,捅破 knife小刀,刀,刀子

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : a daggerlike steel weapon that is attached to or at the muzzle of a gun and used for stabbing or slashing in hand-to-hand combat.
- : a pin projecting from the side of an object, as the base of a flashbulb or camera lens, for securing the object in a bayonet socket.

v.有主动词 verb

1
bay·o·net·ed or bay·o·net·ted, bay·o·net·ing or bay·o·net·ting.
- : to kill or wound with a bayonet.

Synonyms & Antonyms

verbstab

Synonyms

knife小刀,刀,刀子 pierce刺破,穿透,刺穿,捅破

Examples

He charged that the central government was attempting to “rewrite all law” and preparing to force integration on the state with “troops and bayonets,” as they had done in Mississippi, and he pledged never to submit voluntarily.
He received the Silver Star for his actions in Velletri, where he repelled an enemy attack with his machine-gun section, and once traversed a minefield with his fellow soldiers by forcing sheep through first at bayonet point.
The point of the bayonet emerges through the left side of his chest, exactly where his heart is.
Thirty-two feet high, standing on a granite plinth, is a bronze statue of a bound-and-gagged soldier being stabbed through the back with a bayonet.
This prompts Sarah Lynn to stab herself with a Confederate bayonet letter-opener, causing a geyser of blood.
A man, dressed in rags, stalks across the field, impaling the bodies with a bayonet.
One of my men whom I knew for a womanish fellow, asked if he should put his bayonet through him.
At a feature called Hill 180, under grenade and rifle fire, he led two platoons in a bayonet charge up the hill.
The Canadians taught me bayonet fighting, and I led a bayonet charge in the Korean war.
I only saw the glitter of a bayonet which a Mexican thrust into his shoulder, at the very moment he was helping me up.
To save his faithful servant Frank wheeled Nejdi, and cut down a native who was lunging at Chumru with a .

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Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : a daggerlike steel weapon that is attached to or at the muzzle of a gun and used for stabbing or slashing in hand-to-hand combat.
- : a pin projecting from the side of an object, as the base of a flashbulb or camera lens, for securing the object in a bayonet socket.

v.有主动词 verb

1
bay·o·net·ed or bay·o·net·ted, bay·o·net·ing or bay·o·net·ting.
- : to kill or wound with a bayonet.

Examples

He charged that the central government was attempting to “rewrite all law” and preparing to force integration on the state with “troops and bayonets,” as they had done in Mississippi, and he pledged never to submit voluntarily.

He received the Silver Star for his actions in Velletri, where he repelled an enemy attack with his machine-gun section, and once traversed a minefield with his fellow soldiers by forcing sheep through first at bayonet point.

The point of the bayonet emerges through the left side of his chest, exactly where his heart is.

Thirty-two feet high, standing on a granite plinth, is a bronze statue of a bound-and-gagged soldier being stabbed through the back with a bayonet.

This prompts Sarah Lynn to stab herself with a Confederate bayonet letter-opener, causing a geyser of blood.

A man, dressed in rags, stalks across the field, impaling the bodies with a bayonet.

One of my men whom I knew for a womanish fellow, asked if he should put his bayonet through him.

At a feature called Hill 180, under grenade and rifle fire, he led two platoons in a bayonet charge up the hill.

The Canadians taught me bayonet fighting, and I led a bayonet charge in the Korean war.

I only saw the glitter of a bayonet which a Mexican thrust into his shoulder, at the very moment he was helping me up.

To save his faithful servant Frank wheeled Nejdi, and cut down a native who was lunging at Chumru with a .