bludgeon

n.

大头短棒（不断地打）；攻击；威胁，强迫；

vt.& vi.

用大头棒打，重击；

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

1. He had been bludgeoned to death.
   他被大头短棒连击致死。
2. They tried to bludgeon me into telling them,but I refused.
   他们尽力迫使我告诉他们

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