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- n. 手杖；藤条；细长的茎
- vt. 以杖击；以藤编制
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1. He switched the boy with a cane.
他用手杖抽打那个小孩。
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2. An old man was walking with a cane.
一位老人在拄着拐走路。
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3. This is an image of an old man with a cane.
这就只是一个手拿藤条的老人的形象。
- cane (n.) late 14c., "long slender woody stem," from Old French cane "reed, cane, spear" (13c., Modern French canne), from Latin canna "reed, cane," from Greek kanna, perhaps from Babylonian-Assyrian qanu "tube, reed" (compare Hebrew qaneh, Arabic qanah "reed"), which may come from Sumerian-Akkadian gin "reed." Sense of "length of cane used as a walking stick" is from 1580s.
- cane (v.) "to beat or flog with a walking stick," 1660s, from cane (n.). Related: Caned; caning.
cane / keɪn ; NAmE keɪn / noun , verb cane canes caned caning noun 1 [countable ] the hard hollow stemof some plants, for example bambooor sugar （某些植物，如竹或甘蔗的）茎 2 [uncountable ] these stemsused as a material for making furniture, etc. （用于制作家具等的）竹竿，藤条 ◆ a cane chair 藤椅 3 [countable ] a piece of caneor a thin stick, used as a support for plants （用于支撑植物的）藤条，细竿 4 [countable ] a piece of caneor a thin stick, used to help sb to walk 竹杖；藤杖；手杖 ☞see also walking stick 5 [countable ] a piece of caneor a thin stick, used in the past in some schools for beating children as a punishment （旧时学校用于惩罚学童的）竹杖，藤条 ◆ to get the cane (= be punished with a cane) 受藤条鞭罚 verb canesb to hit a child with a caneas a punishment 用藤条鞭打，用藤杖打，鞭笞（作为惩罚） ▶ can·ing caning canings / ˈkeɪnɪŋ ; NAmE ˈkeɪnɪŋ / noun [uncountable , countable ] ◆ the abolition of caning in schools 学校中鞭笞体罚的废除 cane / keɪn ; NAmE keɪn / can·ing / ˈkeɪnɪŋ ; NAmE ˈkeɪnɪŋ /
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