n.(用作武器的)短棒，粗短棍
vt.用短棒打

原形：cudgel复数：cudgels

He carried a cudgel for protection on his nightly walks.
他在夜间散步时带着一根棍棒以防身。
The angry mob brandished their cudgels as they marched towards the town hall.
愤怒的人群挥舞着手中的棍棒向市政厅行进。
The woodcutter's trusty cudgel was always by his side when he ventured into the forest.
进入森林时，樵夫总是随身携带着他那可靠的木棍。
In the olden days, disputes were often settled with fists and cudgels rather than words.
在过去的时代，争端往往通过拳脚和棍棒而非言语来解决。
The security guard threatened to use his cudgel on anyone who refused to leave the premises.
安保人员威胁说要对任何拒绝离开场地的人使用他的警棍。
The theater-goer, having had enough of the rude heckler, grabbed a nearby cudgel and chased him out.
观众中的一位因为受够了粗鲁的嘲讽者，抓起一根附近的棍子将他赶跑了。
During the medieval tournament, knights would wield lances and maces while foot soldiers carried cudgels.
在中世纪的比武大会上，骑士会手持长矛和战锤，而步兵则拿着棍棒。
The hiker found a sturdy cudgel in the woods to help defend against any potential wildlife encounters.
徒步旅行者在树林里找到了一根结实的棍棒，以备应对可能遭遇的野生动物。
In the old folk tale, the hero used his cunning and a trusty cudgel to defeat the fearsome giant.
在那个古老的民间故事里，主人公凭借智谋和一根可靠的棍棒战胜了可怕的巨人。
After being attacked by a group of bandits, the traveler picked up a fallen branch and transformed it into a makeshift cudgel.
被一群强盗袭击后，旅行者捡起一根倒下的树枝并将其临时做成了一根棍棒。