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pike·staff
paIk staef
复数:pikestaves
noun
the long shaft of a soldier's pike.
a walking stick with a pointed lower end.
"带有铁头的更或多少尖的杆",14世纪中叶,来自于 pike (n.2) + staff (n.)。
The first known use of pikestaff was in the 14th century
pilferverb
to steal articles of small value or in small amounts
hemorrhoidnoun
a swollen mass of veins located at or just within the anus
plural the condition of a person who has hemorrhoids called alsopiles
pilafnoun
a dish made of seasoned rice and often meat
pilasternoun
an upright rectangular column that ornaments or helps to support a wall from which it sticks out slightly
pilafnoun
a dish made of seasoned rice and often meat
pikestaffnoun
a sharply pointed walking stick
the shaft of a soldier's pike
pikestaffnoun
a sharply pointed walking stick
the shaft of a soldier's pike
1 O Humfrey, ease up thy pikestaff, man; I can barely fetch my breath—how many?
2 "It was plain as a pikestaff that the government was bleeding ministers, almost faster than they could replace them," says David Davis.
3 Everything, in short, is as plain as a pikestaff.
4 It was plain as a pikestaff that they were frightened, and that the superstitions of the forecastle were hard at work in them whilst they viewed me.
5 To Brereton the whole affair was now as plain as a pikestaff.
6 We had gone no more than a hundred yards before a man carrying a pikestaff and a bell and leading a mastiff on a leash stalked up to us.
7 He's as plain as a pikestaff, poor boy, and keenly aware of it.
可怜的孩子,他相貌平平,而且有自知之明。
8 I never dreamed of it, my dear; indeed, I didn't, when the old lady come here with her tantrums; but now, it's as plain as a pikestaff.
9 Why, there it is, as plain as a pikestaff, on the lift of that wave to the right there!
10 Was it, then, as plain as a pikestaff that which he had hardly dared own to himself?
11 There was the address—plain as a pikestaff.
12 I see it all now as clear as a pikestaff.”
13 Then the thing's as plain as a pikestaff.
14 There's no mistake in the matter!' exclaimed Jack, appearing again on the surface like an otter; 'you gave me the lie as plain as a pikestaff.'
15 The one at which the Tamburini presided was plain as a pikestaff.
16 There was my own spoor as plain as a pikestaff in the red sand, but of Dirk Starreberg not one trace of spoor was to be seen!
17 Their weapon of choice was the pikestaff, a long staff topped with a sharp spike.
18 That means business, and tells me as plain as a pikestaff that he’s open to be bribed to get us off by-and-by, although he is forced to take us first to Pekin.
19 He said it was "plain as a pikestaff" that the EU will "not compromise as long as they believe there is the faintest possibility that Parliament can block Brexit on 31 October".
20 But Tom, having in his hand a good pikestaff, most valiantly defended himself like a man, and to withstand the danger, he thrust the pike-end of his staff into his throat, and so killed him.
2 矛杆
3 枪柄
4 矛柄
5 尖头杖