camán
/kəˈmȯn/ (ame, mw)
camán — 名詞
1. a curved wooden stick used in hurling and camogie to hit the ball
愛爾蘭球棍
愛爾蘭球類運動用木棍
a curved wooden stick used in hurling and camogie to hit the ball
Ritu bought a new camán before the county hurling final.
Ritu 在郡級 hurling 決賽前買了一支新的愛爾蘭球棍。
collocation: buy a new camán before a match
Christopher swung his camán and sent the ball over the bar.
Christopher 揮動他的愛爾蘭球棍，把球打過橫桿。
pattern: swing a camán to strike the ball
After practice, the wet camán leaned against the shed wall.
練習結束後，那支濕掉的愛爾蘭球棍靠在棚子的牆邊。
Eri loaned her camán to a teammate whose stick had cracked.
Eri 把自己的愛爾蘭球棍借給一位球棍裂開的隊友。
- hurley
the most common English term for this stick
- hurl
a shorter English form, especially in sports use
- hurling stick
a plain descriptive term, less tied to Irish language use
文法句型
a camán
用法筆記
Used mainly in Irish sporting contexts. In general English, hurley or hurl is more common.