大学英语词汇短语释义解析及例句 blunderbuss


释义：

blunderbuss n. 老式的大口径短枪；轻率的人；蠢材

例句：


You'll take me blunderbuss we ye pry it from my cold, dead hands!

我死了您才能从我手中把枪拿走！



The trouble is that Bernanke's stimulus spending was a blunderbuss.

麻烦在于伯南克推行消费刺激政策实乃草率之举。



There's two versions, a standard pistol and a blunderbuss that's a more effective short-ranged weapon.

它有两种款式，一种是标准的，另一种口径较大，是一种更有效的近程武器。



But now, after a landmark ruling by the American Supreme Court, the spectre of a blunderbuss of liability suits may have receded.

但是现在，美国最高法院颁布了一条里程碑似的法规使医疗设备公司对于棘手的医疗诉讼的恐惧感开始消失。



Mr. Harper's blunderbuss condemnation of most large firms and most law schools is off-target.


One thing he will discover: Setting interest rates is a clumsy, blunderbuss, hit-or-miss way to conduct monetary policy.


But his fine skill in that venue is betrayed by his blunderbuss antics on the broader political stage.


Hatch was satisfied with Clinton's contriteness, but it was the Starr part that got him blustering like a blunderbuss.


All manner and kind of individuals and organizations found themselves threatened by this blunderbuss of an ill-defined, and therefore all-too-potent, prosecutorial weapon.


Yes, it a blunderbuss to the budget, instead of a scalpel.


But fellow Conservative, former shadow home secretary David Davis described minimum pricing as a "blunderbuss policy" which would punish responsible drinkers on low incomes and pensioners.


This is odd, for the blunderbuss approach to innovation that is intrinsic to such an opportunistic firm as Enron is bound to produce a few failures.


The blunderbuss of state initiatives will see to that.


Only if you have a blunderbuss.