Bayonets Meaning in English
word · lemma: bayonet
ˈbeɪəˌnɛts
BAY-uh-nets
bˈeɪənˌɛts
BAY-uhn-ets
释义
Bayonets are long, pointed blades that attach to the end of a rifle or gun, allowing it to be used as a spear in close combat.
用法与细微差别
Mostly used in a historical or military context. 'Bayonets fixed' describes soldiers ready for hand-to-hand combat. Not used metaphorically in modern speech. Plural form refers to multiple weapons.
Spanish: bayonetasPortuguese (BR): baionetasPortuguese (PT): baionetasChinese (Simplified): 刺刀Chinese (Traditional): 刺刀Hindi: बायोनेट्सArabic: حرابBengali: বেয়নেটRussian: штык-ножи - штыкиJapanese: 銃剣Vietnamese: lưỡi lêKorean: 총검Turkish: süngüUrdu: بایونٹIndonesian: bayonet
例句
The soldiers attached bayonets to their rifles.
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Bayonets were used in many old battles.
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The museum shows old rifles with bayonets.
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When the order came, the troops fixed their bayonets and charged.
natural
You rarely see bayonets in modern armies these days.
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He was fascinated by the display of antique bayonets behind the glass.
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