jabbing

v.

（用尖物）戳( jab的现在分词 )；猛击；（用尖物）捅；

jab at猛击；猛戳

1. The vet jabbed (at) the dog with a needle.
   兽医给狗扎针。
2. Be careful with that umbrella you nearly jabbed my eye out!
   小心那把伞－－你差一点把我的眼睛戳出来。
3. Be careful with that umbrella. You nearly jabbed my eye out!
   小心那把伞，你差一点把我的眼睛戳出来。

1. A thrust or jab does less damage but increases your attack range.
   前刺或前戳，杀伤力小，但攻击范围大。
2. Seldom's main weapon is a left jab.
   西尔顿的杀手锏是左手刺拳。
3. He neatly fended off a jab at his chest.
   他利落地挡开了当胸的一击。

1. Have you had your cholera jabs yet?
   你打霍乱预防针了吗？
2. Only 7% of the people in Luxembourg intend to get the swine flu jab.
   只有7%25卢森堡人打算接种猪流感疫苗。

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