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baton

/ˈbætɒn/ /bəˈtɑn/

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noun

警棍，指挥棒

A staff or truncheon, used for various purposes

Examples :

"the baton of a field marshal"

陆军元帅的权杖

music police sport utensil thing

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noun

指挥棒，乐队指挥棒

The stick of a conductor in musical performances.

Examples :

"The orchestra conductor raised her baton, signaling the start of the performance. "

乐团指挥举起了她的指挥棒，示意演出开始。

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noun

接力棒，指挥棒

An object transferred by runners in a relay race.

Examples :

"The baton was quickly passed from one runner to the next in the school relay race. "

在学校的接力赛中，接力棒被快速地从一位赛跑者传递到另一位赛跑者手中。

sport race item

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noun

警棍，短棍。

A short stout club used primarily by policemen; a truncheon (UK).

Examples :

"The police officer used the baton to break up the fight. "

警察用警棍来制止这场打斗。

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noun

私生子标志, 区别符

An abatement in coats of arms to denote illegitimacy. (Also spelled batune, baston).

Examples :

"The family crest showed a baton, indicating that the line of descent was illegitimate. "

这个家族的族徽上有一道私生子标志，表明其血脉并非嫡系。

heraldry family style

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noun

短棒，节棒.

A riband with the ends cut off, resembling a baton, as shown on a coat of arms.

Examples :

"The coat of arms featured a silver baton, angled downwards across the shield, signifying a connection to a younger son. "

盾徽上绘有一根银色的短棒，从盾牌上向下倾斜，象征着与次子的关联。

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noun

栅栏柱，隔离柱。

A short vertical lightweight post, not set into the ground, used to separate wires in a fence.

Examples :

"The farmer used small plastic batons to keep the electric fence wires evenly spaced. "

农夫用小塑料隔离柱来保持电栅栏的电线间距均匀。

property material agriculture

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verb

用警棍击打，棍击。

To strike with a baton.

Examples :

"The police officer batonned the suspect's arm to restrain him. "

为了制服嫌疑人，警察用警棍击打了他的手臂。

police weapon action