musket音标

英 [ˈmʌskɪt]

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musket基本释义

n.滑膛*

musket用法及例句

n.(名词)

滑膛*

毛瑟*

火*

步*

雄雀鹰

noun

1. a muzzle-loading shoulder gun with a long barrelformerly used by infantrymen

1. 滑膛*；火*A musket was an early type of gun with a long barrel, which was used before rifles were invented.

musket的反义词

1. 步*：1575年6月,他在长筱之战中率领3000名毛瑟步*(musket)兵协助击败武田胜赖(1546~1582). 这是日本人在战争中首次大量使用火器,并显示信长机敏地实现了欧洲人带来的武器的潜能.

2. 旧式步*：通过电影的视觉效果(Visualeffect),可使学生对独立战争的历史背景以及美国殖民者(colonists)能战胜英国*队有更深地、更生动形象地了解,对于民兵(militia)有了更直观地了解,对当时使用的旧式步*(musket)等都有深刻地了解.

3. 火*：发明火*(musket)前,兵器为以刀*棍剑鞭镖锤矛钯等冷兵器为主,另有不常见之奇兵;发明火*后,冷兵器逐渐被淘汰. 火*的发明,间接导致以冷兵器与肉体为武器的攻击技术在战场上势微,而仅存于**、公安、保全业与*中特种部队.

临近词

Muskett

Musketball

musketry

musketshot

musketoon

musketing

musket shot

musket-shot

musketeer

musk

Muslim

musketeers went into St.

相关列句

Every last word, by thunder! 'answered John.' Refuse that, and you've seen the last of me but musket - balls. '.(“句句是实，我赌咒！”约翰答道。“要是你拒绝的话，你就等着吃*子儿吧，休想再见到我。”)

Admiral Nelson's encounter as a plucky 14-year-old midshipman fighting only with the butt of his musket is surely a myth, but others are true.(纳尔逊海*上将时为一名勇敢的14岁的少尉候补官，他仅用滑膛*托与遭遇的北极熊搏斗的故事可以肯定是个神话，不过其他的故事倒是真的。)

Musket shots could be heard below at the spot where the lines were closest.(在山下，在*使走过的地方，可以听见砰砰的*声。)

This principle was famously demonstrated by Galileo Galilei some 400 years ago when he simultaneously dropped cannon and musket balls, and balls made of gold, silver and wood, from the Tower of Pisa.(这一法则是在大约400年前，由伽利略•伽利雷那个著名的比萨斜塔实验所证明的，当时他在塔顶同时释放球型炮弹和毛瑟*子弹，以及由金、银、木头制成的小球。)

Not to the soldier who for the munificent compensation of $16 per month shoulders his musket and goes into the trench, there to shed his blood and to die if necessary;(不是给士兵带来好运，他为每个月十六美元的慷慨补偿扛着步*进入战壕，献出鲜血甚至生命；)

He's on more solid footing though when he reports that two kinds of mountings were tried to affix a bayonet to a musket; ring mounting and a socket bayonet.(不过，在描述刺刀固定方式的时候，他就有理有据多了——以前，人们曾经尝试用两种方式将刺刀固定到火*上：附环固定以及插座式刺刀。)

I hunted with a musket two years ago.(两年前我用滑膛*打猎。)

A youth who can't hit a cathedral at thirty yards with a Gatling gun in three quarters of an hour, can take up an old empty musket and bag his grandmother every time, at a hundred.(三刻钟内用加特林机*在三十码处不能击中一个教堂的年轻人，却可以站在百码开外，举起一把空膛的旧火*，趟趟把祖母当靶子击倒。)

That became musca in Latin, then the diminutive muschetta and ultimately—by now a weapon, not a projectile—musket.(这个词（mice）在拉丁语中写作“musca（苍蝇）”，加上后缀又变成“muschetta”，*后演变成“musket”——滑膛*，一种兵器而不是弹射装置。)