英：['feru:l]
美：['ferəl]
ferule如何读
ferule是什么意思
n. (名词)
- 戒尺，教鞭
- 纪律
- 管教
- 责罚
- 严格的训导
- 费吕勒（音译名）
- 用戒尺打
- 用教鞭责打（手心）
ferule自然拼读
fer·ule
fe rl
ferule变形
ferules, feruling, feruled
ferule英英释义
noun
an instrument (such as a flat piece of wood like a ruler) used to punish children
school discipline
ferule词源中文解释
"用于惩罚孩子的木棍或木板"，1590年代，早期为"巨大的茴香"（15世纪初），源自中古英语 ferula "茴香植物"（14世纪晚期），来自拉丁语 ferula "芦苇、鞭子、棍子、杖； 茴香植物或茎"（古罗马时期用茴香茎进行鞭打惩罚），可能与 festuca "茎、稻草、棍子"有关。
ferule词源英文解释
Latin ferula giant fennel, ferule
The first known use of ferule was in 1566
ferule 例句
1 The insulation from the copper wall is made by a rubber stopper through which this piping is passed, the stopper being crowded into a brass ferule which is stoutly soldered to the copper wall.
2 The teacher strikes the table with his ferule to quiet the students.
老师用戒方敲着桌子喊着让同学们安静。
3 “There, there, there!” said the vicar, impatiently, as he placed the obnoxious ferule upon the floor, and pressed it down there with both hands.
4 His rod and his ferule were seldom idle now -- at least among the smaller pupils.
他手中的教鞭和戒尺现在很少闲着,至少对那些年龄较小的同学可以这么说.
5 But, like children, we deviate from the road, however well we know it, and run into mire and puddles in despite of frown and ferule.
6 He then describes the ferule—"that almost obsolete weapon now."
7 He sighed, striking at the ground with the ferule of his stick.
8 We know full well that you Will keep him long at tasks that speak Of books and ferule, too!
9 And what way is more natural, under such circumstances, than to resort to the use of the ferule, the rod, and the strap!
10 But the ordinary public chastisement was the bastinado, a stroke or two on the palm with that almost obsolete weapon now, the ferule.
11 She even exaggerated, pinched her lips, like a school-girl applying herself to her book for fear of the ferule.
12 The addition of a ferule was the next step; and the omission of the tang, and amalgamation of the ferule with the blade, gave rise to the socketed spear-head.
13 But the ferule, the pen, the pestle, I abhor.
14 He had a stick in his hand, which seemed to be armed at the lower end with a little ferule of iron.
15 Down came the hard-wood ferule, whizzing through the air like a thing of life.
16 "But it was not as a knight of the ferule that you won this mark of distinction?" laughed the captain, touching a fluttering badge which depended from the chevalier's button-hole.
17 Previously to this, during his nominal rule in the Netherlands, his visit to Spain, and his candidature for the Empire, he seemed, as it was said, spell-bound under the ferule of his minister Chi�vres.
18 The chief weapon of torture was the ferule, to the efficacy of which I can testify from much personal knowledge.
19 A discipline of unlimited autocracy, upheld by rods, and ferules, and the black hole.
20 Just then, the stern face of Mr. Ball, the master, appeared at the door; he rapped sharply with his ferule, and called: “Books, books, books!”