unsheathe

/uhn-sheeth/US // ʌnˈʃið //UK // (ʌnˈʃiːð) //

出鞘,脱鞘而出,脱鞘,解鞘

Definitions

v.有主动词 verb

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un·sheathed, un·sheath·ing.
- : to draw from a sheath, as a sword, knife, or the like.
- : to bring or put forth from a covering, threateningly or otherwise.

Last week, they walloped Syracuse, 18-8, for their first NCAA tournament victory since 2007 as Carraway scored five goals and unsheathed an array of celebrations to enjoy each one.
I doubt that Clinton would choose the occasion of remarks she intended to be private as her opportunity to unsheathe the sword.
The ushers then put on their caps, unsheathe their swords, or raise their bayonets, and form an arch with them.
Let not the rays of the sun touch the upper part of the handle, nor unsheathe it, unless thou art ready for battle.
But, no less, he could be terrible at need, could unsheathe a formidable sword and make short work of Commandants.
Had she crushed my gem To bleeding dust, I'd pay it o'er to see Such flame unsheathe.
It was generally believed later on that she would unsheathe the sword at the same time as Italy.