英语词汇“blunderbuss”的翻译、意思、用法、释义-英汉汉英词典

单词	blunderbuss
释义	blunderbuss [ˈblʌndəˌbʌs]WordReference English-Chinese Dictionary © 2019:主要翻译英语中文blunderbuss nnoun: Refers to person, place, thing, quality, etc. (weapon: type of shotgun) (武器)喇叭枪 lǎ bā qiāng blunderbuss ['blʌndəbʌs] n. 旧式大口径散弹短枪 [口语]犯大错误的人；老犯错误的人；莽撞而铸成大错的人；笨拙的人以上来源于：《21世纪大英汉词典》 blunderbussˈblʌndɚˌbʌsblunderbussblunderbussesn.① 喇叭槍（17-18世紀的老式大口徑散彈短槍）blunderbuss/ˈblʌndəˌbʌs/n.1.(musket)老式大口径短枪2.<非正式>(clumsy person)笨拙的人详细释义源自:《新世纪英汉大词典》Collins外研社 n. /ˈblʌndəˌbʌs/老式大口径短枪笨拙的人<非正式>英英释义n.a short musket of wide bore with a flared muzzle英汉大汉英同义词反查☞galumphblun·der·buss/`blʌndɚˌbʌs; ˈblʌndəbʌs/可数名词喇叭枪((十七至十八世纪的枪口粗大散弹短枪))blunderbussblun•der•buss /'blʌndəbʌs/ n C 老式大口径短枪 blunderbussn.（名詞 noun）老式大口徑的短程散彈槍（十七-十八世紀的槍口呈喇叭形的短槍）老犯錯誤的人,笨蛋document.write('function myFunction(n){var c=document.getElementById("maintb").children;for(i=0;i');英華英華★◀▶詞目：BLUNDERBUSS 1847-48麥都思英華字典BLUNDERBUSS1手銃1847-48麥都思英華字典　1筆p 142　1866-69羅存德英華字典Blunderbuss1a short gun capable of holding a large number of balls大口手銃2a stupid, blundering fellow輕躁者、浮躁者、浮躁嘅人1866-69羅存德英華字典　1筆p 209　1884井上哲次郎訂增英華字典Blunderbussn.1A short gun capable of holding a large number of balls大口手銃、手銃、短鎗2a stupid, blundering fellow輕躁者、浮躁者、浮躁嘅人1884井上哲次郎訂增英華字典　1筆p 132　1899鄺其照華英字典集成Blunderbuss1手銃、短鎗、浮躁1899鄺其照華英字典集成　1筆p 37　1908顏惠慶英華大辭典Blunderbussn.1A stupid, blundering fellow, 輕躁者, 魯莽者, 粗笨之人輕躁者、魯莽者、粗笨之人2A short gun with a large bore, 大口手銃, 短鎗, 喇叭口短鎗大口手銃、短鎗、喇叭口短鎗(註1)1908顏惠慶英華大辭典　1筆註1：大口手銃圖p 218　1913商務書館英華新字典Blunderbussn.1大口短鎗、浮躁之人1913商務書館英華新字典　1筆p 51　1916赫美玲官話Blunderbussn.1喇叭口火槍p 138　1916赫美玲官話　1筆英華☞Blunder-buss英華英華英華英華英華英華英華英華★◀▶魯莽者blunderbuss churlishness 英華☞blunderer英華☞ARQUEBUS英華☞unsteady英華☞fellow英華☞lubber英華☞fuss英華☞dart
随便看	the dirty world the dirty (或 short) end of the stick the dirty(或short, sticky) end of the stick the disabled the disadvantaged the discerner of times the disc of the sun the discussion of politics the discussion of polities the disease called consumption the disease grows worse the disease of old age the dismemberment of an empire the dispersion of the jews the disposal of offices the disposition to be charitable the dissection of a sentence the dissection of a word the dissolution of a marriage the dissolution of partnership the distance from another place the distillation of brandy the distinction to be observed between seniors and juniors the distinguished among the literary profession [those who are hononed with a degree] the distinguished among the literary profession (those who are honored with a degree)