Definition of broadsword in English:

broadsword

noun ˈbrɔːdsɔːdˈbrɔdsɔrd

A sword with a wide blade, used for cutting rather than thrusting.
阔刀，大砍刀
Example sentencesExamples
- The sword was just as deadly as a broadsword but lighter and easier to handle.
- He himself took his broadsword, katana and short hunting knife for his leg.
- The armored soldiers, bearing their large broadswords, axes and spears, flooded into the cave, making the only exit closed from escape.
- They brandished war hammers, axes, broadswords, and spears of all shapes and sizes.
- He raised his sword arm in a fit of rage, preparing to strike her with his broadsword, leaving himself wide open for attack.
- He leapt from his chair and hurtled around the desk, pausing only for a second at the door to strap on his gun and a broadsword.
- There was no skill with the long sword, and Jash wielded the broadsword with a shocking incompetence.
- We started to talk about knives and Mick told me he had a huge collection of knives and swords, ranging from tiny little daggers up to Katanas and Medieval broadswords.
- The rebels were not only outnumbered but outclassed in weapons, being themselves heavily dependent upon broadswords and shields while their enemies had muskets and bayonets and above all artillery.
- When he reappeared, he had a small pack as well as a broadsword and two smaller swords meant for cooperative use strapped to his back.
- She saw three men rush in, all carrying broadswords, heavy swords that were almost as hard to block as axes.
- In the case she noticed a gargantuan broadsword, the blade about four and a half feet long.
- The axe shaved off an inch of steel off of the broadsword's blade.
- The battle armour he always wore clanked incessantly against the scabbard of the broadsword at his waist.
- The crowd roared as Derryn swung his sword up, the large blade of his broadsword knocking aside the slash aimed at his head.
- Suddenly the boy's eyes flashed a dark blue before he began to charge forward, swinging his broadsword with a single arm.
- His arms were thick and muscular, on his back was strapped a thick broadsword, it's hilt made of bronze and silver.
- Hung on the walls were swords of every kind: kodachis, katanas, fencing swords, even the heavy and antique broadswords.
- Without dismounting, he drew his broadsword and rapped the hilt against the gate.
- First of which, the hair was in a ponytail and her sword was a black broadsword.

Definition of broadsword in US English:

broadsword

nounˈbrôdsôrdˈbrɔdsɔrd

A sword with a wide blade, used for cutting rather than thrusting.
阔刀，大砍刀
Example sentencesExamples
- When he reappeared, he had a small pack as well as a broadsword and two smaller swords meant for cooperative use strapped to his back.
- Hung on the walls were swords of every kind: kodachis, katanas, fencing swords, even the heavy and antique broadswords.
- Without dismounting, he drew his broadsword and rapped the hilt against the gate.
- He leapt from his chair and hurtled around the desk, pausing only for a second at the door to strap on his gun and a broadsword.
- He raised his sword arm in a fit of rage, preparing to strike her with his broadsword, leaving himself wide open for attack.
- In the case she noticed a gargantuan broadsword, the blade about four and a half feet long.
- The crowd roared as Derryn swung his sword up, the large blade of his broadsword knocking aside the slash aimed at his head.
- The armored soldiers, bearing their large broadswords, axes and spears, flooded into the cave, making the only exit closed from escape.
- The sword was just as deadly as a broadsword but lighter and easier to handle.
- First of which, the hair was in a ponytail and her sword was a black broadsword.
- There was no skill with the long sword, and Jash wielded the broadsword with a shocking incompetence.
- The axe shaved off an inch of steel off of the broadsword's blade.
- He himself took his broadsword, katana and short hunting knife for his leg.
- We started to talk about knives and Mick told me he had a huge collection of knives and swords, ranging from tiny little daggers up to Katanas and Medieval broadswords.
- They brandished war hammers, axes, broadswords, and spears of all shapes and sizes.
- Suddenly the boy's eyes flashed a dark blue before he began to charge forward, swinging his broadsword with a single arm.
- His arms were thick and muscular, on his back was strapped a thick broadsword, it's hilt made of bronze and silver.
- She saw three men rush in, all carrying broadswords, heavy swords that were almost as hard to block as axes.
- The rebels were not only outnumbered but outclassed in weapons, being themselves heavily dependent upon broadswords and shields while their enemies had muskets and bayonets and above all artillery.
- The battle armour he always wore clanked incessantly against the scabbard of the broadsword at his waist.

单词	broadsword
释义	Definition of broadsword in English: broadsword noun ˈbrɔːdsɔːdˈbrɔdsɔrd A sword with a wide blade, used for cutting rather than thrusting. 阔刀，大砍刀 Example sentencesExamples The sword was just as deadly as a broadsword but lighter and easier to handle. He himself took his broadsword, katana and short hunting knife for his leg. The armored soldiers, bearing their large broadswords, axes and spears, flooded into the cave, making the only exit closed from escape. They brandished war hammers, axes, broadswords, and spears of all shapes and sizes. He raised his sword arm in a fit of rage, preparing to strike her with his broadsword, leaving himself wide open for attack. He leapt from his chair and hurtled around the desk, pausing only for a second at the door to strap on his gun and a broadsword. There was no skill with the long sword, and Jash wielded the broadsword with a shocking incompetence. We started to talk about knives and Mick told me he had a huge collection of knives and swords, ranging from tiny little daggers up to Katanas and Medieval broadswords. The rebels were not only outnumbered but outclassed in weapons, being themselves heavily dependent upon broadswords and shields while their enemies had muskets and bayonets and above all artillery. When he reappeared, he had a small pack as well as a broadsword and two smaller swords meant for cooperative use strapped to his back. She saw three men rush in, all carrying broadswords, heavy swords that were almost as hard to block as axes. In the case she noticed a gargantuan broadsword, the blade about four and a half feet long. The axe shaved off an inch of steel off of the broadsword's blade. The battle armour he always wore clanked incessantly against the scabbard of the broadsword at his waist. The crowd roared as Derryn swung his sword up, the large blade of his broadsword knocking aside the slash aimed at his head. Suddenly the boy's eyes flashed a dark blue before he began to charge forward, swinging his broadsword with a single arm. His arms were thick and muscular, on his back was strapped a thick broadsword, it's hilt made of bronze and silver. Hung on the walls were swords of every kind: kodachis, katanas, fencing swords, even the heavy and antique broadswords. Without dismounting, he drew his broadsword and rapped the hilt against the gate. First of which, the hair was in a ponytail and her sword was a black broadsword. Definition of broadsword in US English: broadsword nounˈbrôdsôrdˈbrɔdsɔrd A sword with a wide blade, used for cutting rather than thrusting. 阔刀，大砍刀 Example sentencesExamples When he reappeared, he had a small pack as well as a broadsword and two smaller swords meant for cooperative use strapped to his back. Hung on the walls were swords of every kind: kodachis, katanas, fencing swords, even the heavy and antique broadswords. Without dismounting, he drew his broadsword and rapped the hilt against the gate. He leapt from his chair and hurtled around the desk, pausing only for a second at the door to strap on his gun and a broadsword. He raised his sword arm in a fit of rage, preparing to strike her with his broadsword, leaving himself wide open for attack. In the case she noticed a gargantuan broadsword, the blade about four and a half feet long. The crowd roared as Derryn swung his sword up, the large blade of his broadsword knocking aside the slash aimed at his head. The armored soldiers, bearing their large broadswords, axes and spears, flooded into the cave, making the only exit closed from escape. The sword was just as deadly as a broadsword but lighter and easier to handle. First of which, the hair was in a ponytail and her sword was a black broadsword. There was no skill with the long sword, and Jash wielded the broadsword with a shocking incompetence. The axe shaved off an inch of steel off of the broadsword's blade. He himself took his broadsword, katana and short hunting knife for his leg. We started to talk about knives and Mick told me he had a huge collection of knives and swords, ranging from tiny little daggers up to Katanas and Medieval broadswords. They brandished war hammers, axes, broadswords, and spears of all shapes and sizes. Suddenly the boy's eyes flashed a dark blue before he began to charge forward, swinging his broadsword with a single arm. His arms were thick and muscular, on his back was strapped a thick broadsword, it's hilt made of bronze and silver. She saw three men rush in, all carrying broadswords, heavy swords that were almost as hard to block as axes. The rebels were not only outnumbered but outclassed in weapons, being themselves heavily dependent upon broadswords and shields while their enemies had muskets and bayonets and above all artillery. The battle armour he always wore clanked incessantly against the scabbard of the broadsword at his waist.
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