Spears

英 [spɪəz]

美 [spɪrz]

n.  斯皮尔斯

柯林斯词典

• 矛;投枪;梭镖
  Aspearis a weapon consisting of a long pole with a sharp metal point attached to the end.
• VERB 用矛(投)刺;叉住
  If youspearsomething, you push or throw a pointed object into it.
  1. Spear a piece of fish with a carving fork and dip it in the batter...
     用切肉叉叉一片鱼肉，在面糊里蘸一下。
  2. A police officer was speared to death.
     一名警官被刺死了。
• (芦笋、花椰菜等的)嫩茎
  Asparagus or broccolispearsare individual stalks of asparagus or broccoli.

双语例句

• With a flourish of their spears, the two young performers started sparring.
  两个小演员拿长枪一比试，就开始对打起来。
• They are sticks, spears, axes and nunchukus.
  它们是棍、矛、斧和双节棍。
• They were armed with spears and other warlike implements.
  他们用矛和其他作战工具武装自己。
• They hunt game with spears or a curved wooden boomerang.
  他们用长矛或木制曲形飞镖猎取野味。
• Warriors armed with bows and arrows and spears have invaded their villages.
  佩带弓箭和长矛的武士闯入了他们的村庄。
• The sport of hunting wild boar with spears.
  用矛来猎野猪的一种运动。
• There was once a person who sold shields and spears.
  古代有个卖矛和盾的人。
• All the villagers seized their spears and ran to help him.
  所有的村民抓住他们的长矛和跑去帮助他。
• I say we take spears.
  我要求我们拿起手里的矛。
• And I said,'No, it just means I kissed Britney Spears.
  我说：'当然不是啦，那只能说明我吻了布兰妮。