musket

I hunted with a musket two years ago.

两年前我用滑膛枪打猎。

Musket shots could be heard below at the spot where the lines were closest.

在山下，在军使走过的地方，可以听见砰砰的枪声。

Every last word, by thunder! ´answered John.´ Refuse that, and you´ve seen the last of me but musket - balls. ´.

“句句是实，我赌咒！”约翰答道。“要是你拒绝的话，你就等着吃枪子儿吧，休想再见到我。”

That became musca in Latin, then the diminutive muschetta and ultimately—by now a weapon, not a projectile—musket.

这个词（mice）在拉丁语中写作“musca（苍蝇）”，加上后缀又变成“muschetta”，最后演变成“musket”——滑膛枪，一种兵器而不是弹射装置。

Admiral Nelson´s encounter as a plucky 14-year-old midshipman fighting only with the butt of his musket is surely a myth, but others are true.

纳尔逊海军上将时为一名勇敢的14岁的少尉候补官，他仅用滑膛枪托与遭遇的北极熊搏斗的故事可以肯定是个神话，不过其他的故事倒是真的。