quarterstaff 的定义
plural quar·ter·staves [kwawr-ter-steyvz], /ˈkwɔr tərˌsteɪvz/, quar·ter·staffs.
- a former English weapon consisting of a stout pole 6 to 8 feet long, tipped with iron.
- exercise or fighting with this weapon.
quarterstaff 近义词
等同于 club
更多quarterstaff例句
- Thou art a deft hand at quarterstaff and singlestick, though, and I doubt not that thy hands can guard thy head.
- So saying, he raised his quarterstaff above his head in a threatening way.
- I can wield a quarterstaff as well as a prize-fighter, and have beaten Figg himself at the broadsword.
- Why finger a distaff, when a quarterstaff comes more aptly to your hand?'
- Sometimes there were wrestling matches, and combat with sword and quarterstaff.