杖的英文：
cane, walking stick

• The scepter, an attriBute of royal power
  王杖，皇權(quán)的標(biāo)志
• Pastoral staff
  (主教的)牧杖
• The scepter is a token of regal status.
  節(jié)杖是王權(quán)的象征
• A walking stick tipped with a metal spike.
  尖頭杖裝有金屬尖的手杖。
• The old man loaded his cane.
  那位老人把他的杖加了鉛頭。
• A rod, wand, or staff carried as an emblem of authority or office.
  權(quán)杖作為權(quán)力或職位的象征而攜帶的手杖、棒或短杖
• He has his commander’s baton in his hand. He is well built, carrying his armor easily.
  他手握指揮杖，身材魁梧，披著鎧甲滿不當(dāng)一回事。
• The theme characterizes Aaron's Rod and Kangaroo. In The Plumed Serpent (1926), it intertwines with “Blood Brotherhood.”
  《亞倫的神杖》(1992)和《袋鼠》的主題特點(diǎn)正是如此?！队鹕摺?1926)中則摻和著“兄弟手足情”的側(cè)寫。
• crook, shepherds'
  牧羊人曲柄杖
• A Field-Marshal's baton
  陸軍元帥的司令杖.

• He switched the boy with a cane.
  他用手杖抽打那個(gè)小孩。
• The headmaster caned the boys for disobedience.
  校長(zhǎng)用藤條責(zé)打不聽(tīng)話的男學(xué)生。
• English schoolmasters used to cane the boys as a punishment.
  英國(guó)小學(xué)老師過(guò)去常用教鞭打男學(xué)生作為懲罰。

• Are those shoes sensible for walking?
  那雙鞋便于走路嗎?
• He walks as if he is drunk.
  從走路的情況看，他是醉了。
• He walked with a free gait.
  他走路步態(tài)瀟灑。

• To be in a cleft stick
  進(jìn)退維谷
• To throw sticks at a stick on the ground and sing—contentment of the people
  擊壤而歌
• Stick the paper with paste.
  用漿糊粘紙。