英语词汇cannon的翻译、用法及例句-MX2U.com英汉词典

cannon

noun [ C ] uk/ˈkæn.ən/ us/ˈkæn.ən/

(GUN)

plural cannons or or cannon（旧时的）大炮，火炮，加农炮

a large, powerful gun, usually attached to two or four wheels, that was used in the past to fire heavy stone or metal balls

The 5,000-pound cannon predates the Civil War.

The cannon were positioned on the field of battle.

plural cannons or or cannon（飞机上的）机关枪

a gun fastened to an aircraft

A burst of fire was discharged by the jet's 20mm cannon.

They could hear the peal of bells and the roar of cannon.
The U. S., Jefferson felt, was safe from Napoleon's cannons and muskets.
A shell shot out of the cannon and whizzed through the sky.
If anything looked suspicious, they did not hesitate to blow it up with a grenade, a cannon or the main gun of a tank.

cannon

verb uk/ˈkæn.ən/ us/ˈkæn.ən/

[ I usually + adv/prep ] mainly UK突然撞上，碰撞

to knock or hit against someone or something forcefully and suddenly, usually at an angle

I was rushing along the corridor when I cannoned into someone coming out of a side door.

Because she wasn't looking where she was going, she almost cannoned into another girl.
Their car cannoned off the kerb, tyres squealing.
He beat the goalkeeper only to see the ball cannon back off the post.
The cue ball cannoned in off a yellow.
What do you call a shot where you intentionally cannon the cue ball off of one red into another red so that the second red goes into a pocket?

词汇	cannon
释义	cannon noun [ C ] uk/ˈkæn.ən/ us/ˈkæn.ən/ (GUN) plural cannons or or cannon（旧时的）大炮，火炮，加农炮 a large, powerful gun, usually attached to two or four wheels, that was used in the past to fire heavy stone or metal balls The 5,000-pound cannon predates the Civil War. The cannon were positioned on the field of battle. plural cannons or or cannon（飞机上的）机关枪 a gun fastened to an aircraft A burst of fire was discharged by the jet's 20mm cannon. 更多例句 They could hear the peal of bells and the roar of cannon. The U. S., Jefferson felt, was safe from Napoleon's cannons and muskets. A shell shot out of the cannon and whizzed through the sky. If anything looked suspicious, they did not hesitate to blow it up with a grenade, a cannon or the main gun of a tank. cannon verb uk/ˈkæn.ən/ us/ˈkæn.ən/ [ I usually + adv/prep ] mainly UK突然撞上，碰撞 to knock or hit against someone or something forcefully and suddenly, usually at an angle I was rushing along the corridor when I cannoned into someone coming out of a side door. 更多例句 Because she wasn't looking where she was going, she almost cannoned into another girl. Their car cannoned off the kerb, tyres squealing. He beat the goalkeeper only to see the ball cannon back off the post. The cue ball cannoned in off a yellow. What do you call a shot where you intentionally cannon the cue ball off of one red into another red so that the second red goes into a pocket?
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