bludgeon

n. 大头棒
【法】 棍, 棍打

名词:bludgeoner 动词过去式:bludgeoned 过去分词:bludgeoned 现在分词:bludgeoning 第三人称单数:bludgeons 

bludg.eon

n.（名词）
A short, heavy club, usually of wood, that is thicker or loaded at one end.
短棒：短而重的棒，通常为木质，一端较粗或较重
v.tr.（及物动词）
bludg.eoned,bludg.eon.ing,bludg.eons
To hit with or as if with a heavy club.
棒击：用重棒击打或好象用重棒击打
To overcome by or as if by using a heavy club.See Synonyms at intimidate
胁迫：用重棒或好象用重棒威胁参见 intimidate

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[Origin unknown]
[词源不详]

【引伸】
bludg.eoner 或
bludg.eoneer.

<注释>The origin of some words is simply not known,andbludgeon is one such word. An interesting suggestion is that this word for a club used as a weapon comes from cant,the secret jargon of people such as thieves and beggars,and is related to the wordblood. We do know thatbludgeon is first recorded in a dictionary in 730, while its first recorded use in running text (755) is simple and to the point: .These villains . . . knocked him down with a bludgeon..
有一些词的词源不详，bludgeon 就是这样一个词。 一个很有意思的说法认为这个词作武器用棒解释时来源于黑话，是窃贼和乞丐们的秘密行话，与blood 这个词有关联。 然而我们确实知道bludgeou 首次收载于词典中是730年， 而它第一次用于行文时意思简单明了(755年）：.这些恶棍…用短棒将他们击倒.