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poniard

/pon-yerd/US // ˈpɒn yərd //UK // (ˈpɒnjəd) //

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Related Words

blade刀片,叶片,刀刃,刀锋bayonet刺刀,刺枪,刺针,刺绳sword剑,剑法,剑术cutlass弯刀,刀剑,刀具,刀枪stylet测针,小针筒,小钢炮,小钢针switchblade开关刀,弹簧刀,闸刀,刀锋stiletto硬币,硬质合金,踏板,硬质合金钢bodkin黄皮,黄皮子,黄皮子是什么dirk德克,德尔克,德克尔,德科anlace安置,安置点,安置处,场所sidearm副武器,挎包,副手枪,副手skean骷髅头,骷髅会,骷髅,骷髅兵

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : a small, slender dagger.
v.有主动词 verb
  1. 1
    • : to stab with a poniard.

Synonyms & Antonyms

as indagger
Synonyms
bayonet刺刀,刺枪,刺针,刺绳blade刀片,叶片,刀刃,刀锋sword剑,剑法,剑术bodkin黄皮,黄皮子,黄皮子是什么cutlass弯刀,刀剑,刀具,刀枪dirk德克,德尔克,德克尔,德科stiletto硬币,硬质合金,踏板,硬质合金钢stylet测针,小针筒,小钢炮,小钢针switchblade开关刀,弹簧刀,闸刀,刀锋anlace安置,安置点,安置处,场所sidearm副武器,挎包,副手枪,副手skean骷髅头,骷髅会,骷髅,骷髅兵

Examples

  • Already her hand approached the poniard on the table, when suddenly her ear caught an unusual noise in the turret.

  • It suddenly occurred to the soldier that to kill this savage princess with one blow he must poniard her in the throat.

  • But this comes of old fashions, and of wearing a long Liddesdale whinger instead of a poniard of Parma.

  • She had been protected by some (p. 140) portions of her dress which had turned the poniard aside.

  • Sometimes she presented the poniard to one person's breast, sometimes to another's, and oftentimes seemed to strike her own.

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