bayonetting 

  1. 動詞
bayonet現在分詞:
不及物動詞:
用刺刀刺
及物動詞:
用刺刀刺殺...(人)
用武力迫使...(人)
bayonetting ...(a: 人) into ...(b: 投降、屈服等):
用武力迫使(a)(b)
/此動詞同"bayoneting"/

    
                        
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                                It depicts a Chinese soldier in Korea bayonetting Kurelek.                            
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                                Bayonetting babies is a bit of an urban legend created by the anti-jp chinese crowd which to date has not been substantiated in any credible form.                            
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                                Instead of an obelisk such as at the other four AIF divisional memorials, the original memorial which was unveiled in 1925 was a statue of an Australian soldier bayonetting a German eagle sprawled at his feet.                            
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                                There are lots worse than forcing women into prostitution, men into slavery, bayonetting live people, doing autopsies on people still fully conscious, subjecting people to chemical and biological toxins, beheading people, raping women and children, etc. Maybe you'd like to share some examples of all things worse than that.                            
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                                being particularly cruel and viscious, and she had been forced to consider what I had alerted her to about a week earlier (after I had scolded her for rather rudely and unfairly telling Maru, to his face, that she hated all Japanese because they were "cruel" and evil) – namely, that some individual Koreans are also capable of committing acts of extreme cruelty, as many soldiers demonstrated during the Kwangju Massacre of the 80s for example, when we saw Korean soldiers dragging pregnant women off public buses, and then bayonetting them on the streets.                            
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