• n. 泰瑟槍（一種武器）

縮寫自 Tom Swift's electric rifle,科幻小說中的武器，原為大寫，專有名詞，后通俗化。Tom Swift 為 20 世紀(jì)早期美國科幻小說中的英雄人物。

Taser (n.)

1972, formed (probably on model of laser, etc.) from the initials of Tom Swift's electric rifle, a fictitious weapon. A word that threatens to escape the cage of its copyright, despite the strenuous efforts of the owners, who are within their rights to fight to hold it. They also insist, via their attorneys, that it be written all in capitals. Tom Swift was the hero of a series of early 20c. American sci-fi/adventure novels, one of which was titled "Tom Swift and His Electric Rifle." It seems to have spawned a verb, taze or tase. Related: Tased; tasing.

1. Almost immediately there is another clicking as the Taser and Wells screams.

泰瑟槍射擊了,射出強(qiáng)大電流,韋爾斯發(fā)出尖叫,幾乎同時(shí),還可以聽到一個(gè)喀嗒的聲音.

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2. Description : 2008 CES Taser Booth Apparently you can volunteer yourself to get tasered.

消費(fèi)者電子展.有一個(gè)攤位在推銷電擊槍,客人可以試試看被電的滋味.

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3. Neither Montgomery nor Prince George's county police has recorded a fatality from Taser use.

蒙哥馬利也都喬治王子縣警方已錄得病死率由泰瑟槍使用.

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4. Even the angriest mobs would probably think twice about trying to pass a Taser Shockwave barrier.

就算是再牛的人也可能會三思過后再走過高壓眩暈沖擊波屏障.

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5. A group of guards emerge from the door and shoot Jack with a Taser dart.

一隊(duì)警衛(wèi)從門內(nèi)現(xiàn)身,用高壓電擊槍射中了杰克.

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