vt.用重器连击(某人)，(尤指通过争辩)迫使…
n.大头棒

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

The thief used a heavy bludgeon to subdue his victims.
盗贼使用了一根沉重的棍棒来制服受害者。
The politician's speech was seen as a bludgeon against his opponents in the upcoming election.
那位政治家的演讲被视为对即将来临的选举中对手的猛烈抨击。
He wielded the bludgeon with such force that it broke on impact.
他用力挥舞棍棒，以至于击中时棍棒断裂了。
The lawyer's aggressive questioning served as a verbal bludgeon, intimidating the witness.
律师咄咄逼人的提问如同言语上的大棒，吓唬了证人。
In the old mystery novel, the detective found a bloodstained bludgeon near the crime scene.
在那本古老的侦探小说中，侦探在犯罪现场附近发现了一根沾满血迹的棍棒。
The critic's review felt like a blunt bludgeon to the artist's ego.
批评家的评论对艺术家的自尊心来说就像是一记钝重的打击。
The baseball bat, in this case, became an improvised bludgeon for self-defense.
在这种情况下，这根棒球棍成为了临时的自卫棍棒。
The mob, enraged, grabbed whatever they could find—chairs, sticks—to use as bludgeons.
暴民们怒不可遏，抓起手边的一切——椅子、棍子——当作武器。
His argument was more of a bludgeoning attack than a logical presentation.
他的论点更像是猛烈的攻击而非逻辑性的陈述。
The detective noted that the killer's weapon of choice was a crude bludgeon made from a tree branch.
侦探注意到凶手选择的武器是用树枝制成的粗糙棍棒。