brandish

UK:  ['brændɪʃ]

US:  ['brændɪʃ]

第三人称单数：brandishes  现在分词：brandishing  过去分词：brandished  

v.

1.炫耀地挥舞(武器)

2.挥,舞(刀、剑等)

n.

1.(刀、剑等的)挥舞

1 . Liyuan Zhi study was to the door of the woman, usually brandish a knife to the gun used to, although frightened, or Yi Yan shut the door.
李沅芷究是将门之女，平时抡刀使枪惯了的，虽然惊慌，还是依言关上了门。

2 . "He didn't brandish the knife at anyone . . . but he injured himself in the leg, " the police spokesman said.
警方发言人说：“他没有将匕首指向任何人，但是他刺伤了自己的腿。”

3 . Who can finally brandish the power stick the great non- tyrant bank which merges to carry on to these the surveillance and the regulation?
谁能最终挥舞权杖对那些正在被合并成的巨无霸银行进行监督和调控？

4 . Unknown run to the outside of the door, take off jacket, brandish aweather .
无名跑到门外，脱下外衣，迎风挥舞。

5 . She answered with a brandish of heR umbrella.
她挥动着伞回答。