bludgeon

UK:  ['blʌdʒ(ə)n]

US:  ['blʌdʒən]

第三人称单数：bludgeons  现在分词：bludgeoning  过去式：bludgeoned  

n.

1.大头棒

v.

1.用大头棒(不断地)打

2.威胁,强迫

3.迫使

1 . Between countries, trade is often a great bludgeon.
在国家之间，贸易经常是达的恫吓手段。

2 . A lean male caught him in the back, hurling him against a tree and he lost his bludgeon.
一头敏捷的公狼在背后扑过来，把他撞倒在树上，战锤也丢了。

3 . Many marketers have been trained to bludgeon consumers with advertising -- to sell, sell, sell anytime and anywhere consumers can be found.
许多市场营销人员已被训练为以广告来欺压消费者，在消费者能被发现的任何时间地点进行推销。

4 . It is you that give life of me add color, let blood of love bludgeon soul that I have not revive straight into.
是你给我的生活增添了色彩，让爱的血液冲击了我一直未苏醒的灵魂。

5 . Given its alleged misuse, it's a bit like discovering a beloved golf club is the favourite bludgeon of wife-beaters.
鉴于它被指控使用不当，感觉就有点像发现你喜欢的一款高尔夫球杆也是家庭暴力狂喜爱的武器。