stun 的 3 个定义
stunned, stun·ning.
- to cause astonishment or amazement: She stunned in a black and silver beaded gown, accessorized with a sparkly clutch.
- the act of stunning.
- the condition of being stunned.
stun 近义词
shock
更多stun例句
- Lindemann said at one point the 15-year-old tried to use a stun gun on Anwar, although it was unclear if she succeeded.
- From her mother’s front porch, she could hear the explosions of stun grenades and the cries of demonstrators crowded around the police station.
- The Bristol County Sheriff’s Office came under state and federal investigation a year ago when staff members deployed pepper balls, a stun grenade and canines against immigrant detainees amid a dispute over coronavirus testing.
- He was pulled into the crowd, beaten with poles, hit multiple times on the neck with a stun gun, rendered unconscious and suffered a mild heart attack.
- The spokesman said one Park Police officer used a stun gun on the man.
- The authorities were trying to arrest another man suspected of throwing a stun grenade when Hamdan attacked.
- Even show ponies are not exempt from ending up in a narrowing chute that feeds the condemned in single file into the “stun box.”
- Last month he stepped on a police stun grenade as it blew up, shredding his clothes and fracturing ribs.
- Stun grenades exploded on the edges making a sound like a building being detonated.
- Riot police used stun grenades and batons to violently beat them back.
- He tole me I was to have all the money Miss Dory had been layin' up, an' he would send me mo' for the stun.
- There had come to him an introductory statement; it was a smashing thing—a thing that would arrest and stun!
- It was impossible to align the sights of his stun gun with any of those flitting shadows, Raf discovered.
- Once more the party was alert, ready for trouble, and taking his cue from them, he kept his stun gun in his hand.
- The stun ray, which had acted upon living creatures, could not govern the delicate mechanism in the hound's interior.