名詞 bayonet:

1. a knife that can be fixed to the end of a rifle and used as a weapon

動(dòng)詞 bayonet:

1. stab or kill someone with a bayonet

1. In the hand-to-hand fight, he ran the bayonet through several enemy soldiers.
   在肉搏戰(zhàn)中，他用刺刀接連捅死了好幾個(gè)敵兵。
2. The invader thrust the blade of his bayonet into the woman's heart.
   侵略兵把刺刀的刀身刺入那個(gè)婦人的心臟。
3. The fascist soldier thrust his bayonet into the man's body.
   那個(gè)法西斯士兵把刺刀刺入那人的身體。
4. Fix bayonets!
   上刺刀！

bay.o.net

n.（名詞）
A blade adapted to fit the muzzle end of a rifle and used as a weapon in close combat.
刺刀：安裝在步槍口的利刃，用作近戰(zhàn)武器
v.tr.（及物動(dòng)詞）
bay.o.net.ed 或 bay.o.net.ted bay.o.net.ing 或 bay.o.net.ting bay.o.nets 或 bay.o.nets
To prod, stab, or kill with this weapon.
刺殺：用這種武器戳、刺傷或殺死

來源：
French baôonnette
法語 baôonnette
after Bayonne
源自 Bayonne

<注釋>It is not unusual for a word to come from a place name.Cheddar, from the name of a village in southwest England; hamburger, after Hamburg, Germany; and mayonnaise, possibly from Mahón, the capital of Minorca, are often found together on our tables.The wordbayonet, a very undomestic sort of word, also derives from a place name,that of Bayonne, a town in southwest France where the weapon was first made.The French wordbaôonnette could mean .a dagger or a knife. as well, and the English word bayonet is first found in '72 with this meaning. The word is first recorded in its present sense in 704.
一個(gè)詞來源于一個(gè)地名并非罕見。Cheddar 來源于英格蘭西南部一個(gè)村莊的名字； hamburger 是根據(jù)德國(guó)漢堡而得名； mayonnaise 可能來自米諾卡島的首府梅霍恩， 這些詞常常可以在我們的表里一齊被找到。bayonet， 一個(gè)與母語毫無關(guān)系的詞， 也是來自地名，那就是法國(guó)西南城鎮(zhèn)巴約訥，在那里首先造出了這種武器。法語詞baionnette 可能意味著.短劍或刀.，同樣英語的 bayonet 于'72年第一次被發(fā)現(xiàn)時(shí)也具有這個(gè)意思。 在704年這個(gè)詞首次以現(xiàn)在的意思被記錄下來