claymore

英 ['kleɪmɔː] 美 ['klemɔr]
  • n. 双刃大砍刀
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claymore 双刃大刀

来自PIE*kel,砍,劈,词源同clone,gladiator,gladiolus.进一步来自PIE*skel,砍,劈,词源同 shale,scale.

claymore
claymore: see gladiator
claymore (n.)
1749, "two-edged broadsword of ancient Scottish Highlanders," from Gaelic claidheamh mor "great sword," from claidheb "sword" (compare Welsh cleddyf), possibly from PIE root *kel- (1) "to strike" (see holt) + mor "great" (compare Welsh mawr; see more). An antiquarian word made familiar again by Scott's novels; modern military application to pellet-scattering anti-personnel mine is first attested 1962.
1. Dagger jabs, claymore knocks, Glass Sword slays.
短剑戳人,重剑敲人, 玻璃剑杀人.

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2. Quick, a claymore by the door up ahead!
快, 在门道前放置克莱莫地雷.

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