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spearing

/speer-ing/US // ˈspɪər ɪŋ //

矛头指向,矛头,矛头直指,矛击

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Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1

    Ice Hockey.

    • : an illegal check in which a player jabs an opponent with the end of the stick blade or the top end of the stick, resulting in a penalty.

Synonyms & Antonyms

as inpenetrate
Synonyms
crack裂缝,缝隙,裂纹,裂痕drill训练,训练演练,训练演习enter进入,走进,进入进入go through经历,经历过,经过,翻阅infiltrate潜入,渗入,混入,渗透到invade入侵,侵袭,侵入,侵占pass through穿过,通过,穿越,贯通permeate渗入,渗透,渗入渗出,渗透到pervade弥漫着,弥漫,渗透,彻头彻尾puncture穿刺,刺穿,刺破,穿透seep渗漏,渗入,渗水,渗出access访问,进入,访问量,访问权限bayonet刺刀,刺枪,刺针,刺绳bore内孔,镗孔,内孔的,孔雀charge收费,控告,控方,收费标准come来,来到,来了,来吧diffuse弥漫性,扩散,扩散性,弥漫drive驱动器,驱动,驾驶,驱动力encroach侵占,侵扰,蚕食,侵犯force力量,力,权力,力度gore戈尔,内脏,内脏器官,内脏器官的impale刺穿,穿刺,刺杀,刺入insert插入,嵌入,镶嵌,植入insinuate含沙射影,影射,隐含,暗示introduce介绍,介绍一下,引入,推出jab戳字,戳,戳穿,戳戳knife小刀,刀,刀子percolate浸润,渗入,渗滤,渗出perforate穿孔,穿孔的,打孔,穿透prick挑刺,挑剔的人,挑衅,挑逗probe探测,探索,探测器,调查ream绞刑,绞肉,绞肉机,绞车saturate饱和,饱和度,饱和的,饱和度高spear长矛,矛,矛头,矛头直指stab捅一捅,戳,捅捅,捅破suffuse泛滥成灾,弥漫,泛滥,充满thrust猛烈抨击,揕,猛料,猛烈攻击trespass闯入,擅入,擅闯,侵入barge in闯入,闯进来的,闯进来的人blow in吹气,吹气在,吹气的时候,吹气的人break in闯入,破门而入,闯入了breeze in微风吹来,微风拂面,微风中,微风吹拂bust in萧条在,萧条中,萧条中的,萧条中的萧条eat through吃透,吃完,吃完了,吃掉filter in过滤在,筛选在,筛选出的,筛选get in进去,进去吧,进来吧,进来ingress入境,侵入,摄取,进入make a hole凿空,凿洞,凿孔,凿开一个洞make an entrance入场,入境,入门,入场费pop in涌入,弹出,涌现,涌现了run into碰上,碰见,碰到,遇到sink into沉沦于,沉入,沉没于,陷入stick into粘到,粘连到,伸入,粘连在一起

Examples

  • One main culprit was the hard-shell helmet that had essentially become a spearing weapon.

  • Queen Elizabeth I owned forks for sweetmeats but chose to use her fingers instead, finding the spearing motion to be crude.

  • But they were not ready as yet to do any nocturnal spearing, and if ever Indians wanted a night's rest they wanted it.

  • Frequently I would go out spearing and netting fish, my principal captures being mullet.

  • Dear Aunt Kitty: I'm up here spearing salmon and all that sort of thing, don't you know, and trying to forget.

  • The door was open, and a torch was spearing its beam on two men—one kneeling over the prone figure of the other.

  • In the summer months they frequent the sea-coast, where their skill in spearing fish is described as quite wonderful.