英语释义

1. a weapon of Japanese origin that consists of two sticks joined at their ends by a short length of rawhide, cord, or chain —usually plural Note: The sticks of nunchakus are traditionally hardwood, but modern versions are made of various materials including metal and plastic.
Essentially two 12-inch sticks bound together by a short, double nylon cord, the nunchaku (pronounced nun-cha-koo) obtained prominence in America in the '70s, when kung fu fighter Bruce Lee wielded it with furious grace in his cult-classic movies.
— William Plummer and Robin Micheli — called also nunchuck

片语

nunchaku basic techniques沖绳古武道之双节棍基本技巧篇

Nunchaku or Halfling Nunchaku双节棍及半身人双节棍

Nx Nunchaku Alliance宁夏双节棍联盟

the nunchaku双截棍

Nunchaku Association双节棍协会

Dragon Nunchaku龙之双截棍

nunchaku martial arts双节棍道

Nunchaku de Combat法国双节棍格斗教程

FUSION FX NUNCHAKU声光双截棍

World Nunchaku Associ界双节棍协会

英汉例句

• He soon followed up with Fist of Fury, in which his fearless and stunning fighting skills, especially his mastery of Lisanjiao, Ditangquan, and nunchaku catapulted him to stardom.

  李小龙在片中的大无畏精神和惊人的打斗技巧，特别是他表演中的「李三脚」和「地躺拳」和「双节棍」，令人赞不绝口。

• In nearly all European countries, Lee「s movies became a great success and the sports-clubs were overwhelmed with the demand for Eastern Martial Arts. Especially the nunchaku became extremely popular.

  李小龙的电影在几乎所有欧洲国家都非常成功，体育俱乐部也迫切地要求学习东方武术，犹其是双节棍越来越流行。

• My guess is that somebody on the Suns or Lakers could use a chainsaw and nunchaku to stop Duncan in a Game 7 and the refs wouldn」t call it.

  我的猜测是太阳或者湖人的某球员在第七场会用链锯或者锁链棍来阻止邓肯而裁判不会吹。