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rapier

/rey-pee-er/US // ˈreɪ pi ər //UK // (ˈreɪpɪə) //

剑客,剑杆,剑术,剑杆菌

Related Words

weapon武器,武器类,武器装备,武器方面blade刀片,叶片,刀刃,刀锋dagger匕首,短剑,短刀saber军刀,马刀,佩剑,佩刀brand品牌,牌子,烙印bill账单,帐单,钞票,法案foil箔,箔片,箔纸,挫折cutlass弯刀,刀剑,刀具,刀枪epee重剑,重剑术,重剑手,重剑士scimitar弯刀,弯月刀,镰刀,弯弓hanger衣架,吊架,吊钩,悬挂物sabre军刀,马刀,马剑,马枪broadsword阔剑,大刀阔斧,大剑,大刀kris鸢尾花,鸢尾,鸢尾树,鸢尾草creese褶皱,皱纹,绉绉的,蠕变claymore粘土,黏土,泥人,粘土人falchion伐柯,隼人,隼鹰,伐木场backsword反剑,背剑,反身剑,反击剑toledo托利多,托莱多,托里多,托雷多dirk德克,德尔克,德克尔,德科

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : a small sword, especially of the 18th century, having a narrow blade and used for thrusting.
    • : a longer, heavier sword, especially of the 16th and 17th centuries, having a double-edged blade and used for slashing and thrusting.

Synonyms & Antonyms

as insword
Synonyms
blade刀片,叶片,刀刃,刀锋dagger匕首,短剑,短刀weapon武器,武器类,武器装备,武器方面bill账单,帐单,钞票,法案brand品牌,牌子,烙印cutlass弯刀,刀剑,刀具,刀枪epee重剑,重剑术,重剑手,重剑士foil箔,箔片,箔纸,挫折scimitar弯刀,弯月刀,镰刀,弯弓bilbo比尔博,比尔博,毕尔巴鄂,毕尔博
as insword
Synonyms
blade刀片,叶片,刀刃,刀锋dagger匕首,短剑,短刀saber军刀,马刀,佩剑,佩刀backsword反剑,背剑,反身剑,反击剑brand品牌,牌子,烙印broadsword阔剑,大刀阔斧,大剑,大刀claymore粘土,黏土,泥人,粘土人creese褶皱,皱纹,绉绉的,蠕变cutlas卡特拉斯,切图斯,切图,卡特莱斯cutlass弯刀,刀剑,刀具,刀枪dirk德克,德尔克,德克尔,德科epee重剑,重剑术,重剑手,重剑士falchion伐柯,隼人,隼鹰,伐木场foil箔,箔片,箔纸,挫折hanger衣架,吊架,吊钩,悬挂物kris鸢尾花,鸢尾,鸢尾树,鸢尾草sabre军刀,马刀,马剑,马枪scimitar弯刀,弯月刀,镰刀,弯弓toledo托利多,托莱多,托里多,托雷多bilbo比尔博,比尔博,毕尔巴鄂,毕尔博curtana咖特纳,咖特那,鬈毛damascus blade大马士革刀片,大马士革刀,大马士革刀具,大马士革刀刃estoc酯类,酯化,酯酶,酯化物glaive强光镜,刺眼的光芒,强光灯,刺眼的灯光scimiter刮刀,缩放器,刮板,缩放仪smallsword小剑,小刀,剑spadroon唾沫星子,唾手可得,唾液腺,唾弃

Examples

  • Rapier shopped the script around, but thankfully no one wanted to pick it up.

  • A rapier and a dagger found on the Thames foreshore show us that swordfights routinely broke out on the streets of London.

  • A leather swordbelt, gold-embroidered at the edges, carried a long steel-halted rapier in a leather scabbard chaped with steel.

  • As you are doubtless aware, between civilians the small-sword, the rapier and the pistol are what are usually employed.

  • Half frantic, I dashed forward, snatching as I did so a rapier from the wall, the only weapon handy.

  • But the next moment he was on his feet, his rapier firmly gripped once more, for all that his arm still felt a trifle numbed.

  • Routledge, with a studio in Rome, and having been educated at a German university, is familiar with the use of the rapier.

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