英语单词短语词组“sword”的中文翻译、释义及用法解析-英汉词典

sword

noun[C]

/sɔːd/us

/sɔːrd/

aweaponwith along,sharpmetalbladeand ahandle, usedespeciallyin the past

（尤指旧时使用的）剑，刀

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Examples

a sword with asteelblade
atwo-edgedsword

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Hand weapons

battleaxe
bayonet
blowgun
blowpipe
bludgeon
catapult
goad
haft
halberd
harpoon
hilt
jackknife
rapier
sabre
scabbard
scimitar
shanghai
shank
sheath
sheath knife

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Idioms

beat/turn swords into ploughshares
putsomeoneto the sword
sword of Damocles

(Definition ofswordfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examples from literature

Japanese swords are famous because they are very sharp and strong.
Samurai warriors used swords.
So, sword makers stopped making swords and started making knives.
They made the best swords in the world.
They used metal to make knives and swords, and moving parts to build war machines, like catapults.

sword| American Dictionary

sword

noun[C]

/sɔrd,soʊrd/

aweaponwith along,sharp,metalbladeand ahandle, usedesp. in the past

单词	sword
释义	sword noun[C] uk /sɔːd/us /sɔːrd/ B2 aweaponwith along,sharpmetalbladeand ahandle, usedespeciallyin the past （尤指旧时使用的）剑，刀 narvikk/E+/GettyImages Examples a sword with asteelblade atwo-edgedsword SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Hand weapons battleaxe bayonet blowgun blowpipe bludgeon catapult goad haft halberd harpoon hilt jackknife rapier sabre scabbard scimitar shanghai shank sheath sheath knife See more results » Idioms beat/turn swords into ploughshares putsomeoneto the sword sword of Damocles (Definition ofswordfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press) Examples from literature Japanese swords are famous because they are very sharp and strong. Samurai warriors used swords. So, sword makers stopped making swords and started making knives. They made the best swords in the world. They used metal to make knives and swords, and moving parts to build war machines, like catapults. sword\| American Dictionary sword noun[C] us /sɔrd,soʊrd/ aweaponwith along,sharp,metalbladeand ahandle, usedesp. in the past (Definition ofswordfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press) #https://dictionary.cambridge.org//dictionary/english/sword##
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