bunt
bunt1
[bʌnt]
noun
bunt2
[bʌnt]
(亦作 wheat bunt)
noun
bunt3
[bʌnt]
verb
[with obj.]
[bʌnt]
noun
- the baggy centre of a fishing net or a sail
渔网腹，帆腹
- late 16th cent.: of unknown origin
bunt2
[bʌnt]
(亦作 wheat bunt)
noun
- [mass noun]a disease of wheat caused by a smut fungus, the spores of which give off a smell of rotten fish
（小麦）腥黑穗病。 亦称 stinking smut - The fungus is Tilletia, class Teliomycetes
该真菌汉语名亦为小麦腥黑穗病，冬孢真菌纲
- early 17th cent. (denoting the puffball fungus): of unknown origin
bunt3
[bʌnt]
verb
[with obj.]
- (Baseball)(of a batter) gently tap (a pitched ball) without swinging so that it does not roll beyond the infield[no obj.]
(棒球)（棒球手）触击，轻打
he can bunt the ball and get on base.
他轻打就可以上垒了。
Phil bunted and got to first.
菲尔轻击了一下然后登上一垒。
■(of a batter) help (a base-runner) to progress to a further base by tapping a ball in such a way
（击球手）轻击球帮助（跑垒员）
he bunted him to third.
他轻击助他进到三垒。 - (of a person or animal) butt with the head or horns
（人，动物）轻轻用头（或角）触（或顶）
he bunted her with his head.
他用头轻轻顶她。
- (Baseball)an act or result of tapping a pitched ball in such a way
(棒球)触击，轻打 - an act of flying an aircraft in part of an outside loop
（飞行）半外斤斗
- mid 18th cent.: probably related to the noun butt (the original sense). The usage in aeronautics dates from the 1930s
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