cannons

英 [ˈkænənz]

美 [ˈkænənz]

n.  (通常装有轮子并发射铁弹或石弹的旧式)大炮; (飞机上的)自动机关炮
v.  猛撞; 碰撞
cannon的第三人称单数和复数

柯林斯词典

• 加农炮;大炮
  Acannonis a large gun, usually on wheels, which used to be used in battles.
• (尤指机载的)自动机关炮
  Acannonis a heavy automatic gun, especially one that is fired from an aircraft.
• VERB 碰撞；猛撞
  If one person or thingcannonsinto another, they bump into them with great force.
  1. One of the reporters cannoned into Arnold...
     一个记者和阿诺德撞了个满怀。
  2. The ball cannoned off the back of a Spartak defender and into the net.
     球打在斯巴达克队一名防守队员的背上后反弹入网。
• See also:Max is a loose cannon politically.water cannon

双语例句

• Washington had already taken their cannons.
  华盛顿已经缴获了他们的大炮。
• Rifles and cannons volleyed on all sides.
  枪炮向各方面齐发。
• Of course, they do not have to carry their machine guns and cannons along with them.
  当然在参加时，不一定要抬着机关枪和大炮。
• Their legs are strong, hard, and clean with flat knees, short cannons, and well-defined tendons.
  他们的腿强，坚硬，干净，平坦的膝盖，短炮，和良好定义的筋。
• And you can see with our Photon Cannons back online.
  你看到了我们的炮台又恢复了对敌攻击。
• In this old castle you can see cannons from the 17th century.
  在这座古老的城堡里你可以看到十七世纪的火炮。
• Prince Andrey and the battalion were within twenty paces of the cannons.
  安德烈公爵带领一营人走到了离大炮二十步远的地方。
• This has gotta be cannons.
  这条应该是激光炮的了。
• After the introduction of the cannon and gunpowder to the West, Westerners very quickly became expert with cannons.
  大炮和火药介绍到西方之后，西方人很快称为大炮的专家。
• A sailing or steam warship having cannons on only one deck.
  只在甲板上有大炮的航行或蒸汽战船。