brandish 的 2 个定义
- to shake or wave, as a weapon; flourish: Brandishing his sword, he rode into battle.
- a flourish or waving, as of a weapon.
brandish 近义词
flaunt, swing around
更多brandish例句
- Those who do nothing to end the slaughter are as complicit as those who brandish their weapons.
- It does not give you license to brandish a gun and wave it around.
- Both Cameron and Sarkozy will now brandish their cojones, claiming to have had “a good war.”
- As with his Harvard degree, Obama did not hesitate to brandish his pretty white wife with the Boston accent.
- An ambitious stripling has only to brandish his sword and shout a few magniloquent words to induce them to rush to certain death.
- Suddenly he was startled by seeing his mother snatch a stump of a fire-shovel from the hearth and brandish it over his head.
- Who are we, the Wolves, to brandish empty firearms, to shrink from letting a little blood!
- They brandish their torches and swiftly spin on one leg, and snap their fingers to chase away the aggressive spirits.
- Thou didst also worship the bountiful immortals, and wast the first to brandish the veresma and to sing the Gathas.