bushwhacker如何读

英:[ˈbʊʃwækə(r)]

bushwhacker是什么意思

  • n.惯于旅行林地者

bushwhacker词根

词根:bushwhack

n.

bushwhacking 游击战;砍伐丛林而前进

v.

bushwhacking 在丛林中开路;奇袭(bushwhack的ing形式)

vi.

bushwhack 在丛林中开路

vt.

bushwhack 奇袭

bushwhacker英英释义

verb

transitive to attack (someone) by surprise from a hidden place : ambush Williams wears a pistol when he goes into the countryside and worries that someone might bushwhack him because he is outspoken.—Monty Brower and Bill Shaw

… the American banditti robbed trains and bushwhacked stagecoaches and settlers' caravans with equal enthusiasm for fistic violence and gunplay.—James Gray

to travel by foot through uncleared terrain No paths presented themselves and I bushwhacked through numerous fallen and dead trees.—Rob Nicholson … decided it was best to "bushwhack," or wander off the path to get closer to the barred owl and possibly catch a glimpse of it.—Eric Koszalka

Other beaches have no access at all; you have to bushwhack to get to them, through terrain infested with rattlesnakes, poison oak, and other hazards.—Anthony Brandt

to clear a path or advance through thick woods especially by chopping down bushes and low branches

… it would allow them to locate their prey without having to bushwhack through the jungle for days or weeks.—Earth Island Journal

bushwhacker词源中文解释

同时 bush-whacker,1809年,美国英语,指“林地工人,习惯于丛林生活”,字面意思是“拍打灌木丛的人”(为了穿行),可能是以荷兰语 bosch-wachter “森林看守人” 为模型; 参见 bush(名词)+ whack(动词)。

在美国内战期间,北方军队中指南方的非正规军,他们躲进树林中作为游击队战斗(1862年)。相关词汇: bushwhack(动词),1837年; bushwhacking(1826年)。

bushwhacker词源英文解释

back-formation from bushwhacker

The first known use of bushwhack was in 1866

bushwhacker 例句

1 The futile and aggravating marches made in pursuit of the elusive guerrillas and bushwhackers, who were never caught, were replaced by well-directed movements striking at the heart of the trouble.

2 There’s no pitcher as good as Johnson anywhere, much less traveling around with a bunch of hippodromers and bushwhackers.

3 Before realizing it we found ourselves in the midst of a camp of about fifty bushwhackers.

4 A force of twelve hundred men—Canadian refugees, and bushwhackers from Southern Illinois and Missouri—was to attack Camp Douglas on Tuesday night, the 8th of November, liberate and arm the prisoners, and sack Chicago.

5 Pinpricks of red light appeared like beady mouse eyes in the woods, evidence of bushwhackers braving the poison ivy for a closer look.

6 Another route to the plane is bushwhacking from Duck Lake Trail.

7 In Arkansas, where one officer had predicted easy conciliation, another soon reported that “the countryside seems to have degenerated into bushwhackers.... It is hardly safe to go out of our lines a mile.”

8 The enemy had a small force stationed at Ballou's Gap, seventeen miles distant, from which he was in the habit of sending out bushwhackers to annoy our pickets.

9 While traversing the region between Knoxville and Sparta, we were repeatedly fired upon by bushwhackers, but had only one man killed by them—a Texian of Gano's squadron.

10 Ever since the earliest photographic technologies, bushwhackers have willfully deviated from marked trails, but never, it seems, have more renegades tweaked convention than in the past decade or two.

11 You will improve with more experience, Major; but I reckon you could hit a bushwhacker if he wasn't more than ten feet from you; and these tools generally come into use at short range.

12 The trip was not considered a very safe one, on account of the number of bushwhackers there had been in that vicinity.

13 Why, with such prospects, I should have straggled right into the arms of three bushwhackers, I do not know.

14 Our company was sent out with wagon-trains and detachments of infantry who loaded the wagons while we fought bushwhackers.

15 As guerillas and their brethren, the bushwhackers, infest the country more or less, picketing is dangerous as well as difficult.

16 He had an idea that would commend itself to Belcha's bushwhackers, but it was not entertained.

17 In some mysterious manner we had lost one of our cups, and at each meal for a week it fell to the lot of this particular bushwhacker to get left.

18 They were surrounded by bushwhackers, and the rifles were popping all about, so they had to leave him there.

19 The group bushwhacked through the jungle.

20 "Then why couldn't you come to the door and say so like a man, instead of sneaking up like a cowardly Secession bushwhacker?" demanded Mr. Truman, angrily.

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