claymore

• 名词，有两种不同含义：指苏格兰高地人历史上使用的一种双手双刃大剑，或指一种定向爆炸、朝向进攻方向杀伤步兵的地雷（阔剑地雷）。

A noun with two distinct meanings: a large double-edged broadsword historically used by Scottish Highlanders, or an antipersonnel land mine designed to direct its blast toward an approaching enemy.

1. Scottish BroadswordB2formalbritish

   A large, double-edged broadsword historically used by Scottish Highlanders, typically wielded with both hands.

   克莱莫剑

   • The Highlander swung his claymore with great force.
   • Museums often display antique claymores from the 15th century.
   • Legends tell of warriors who wielded a claymore in battle.

2. Antipersonnel MineC1formal

   A type of directional antipersonnel land mine designed to project shrapnel toward an oncoming enemy.

   定向反步兵地雷

   • The soldiers were trained to deploy the claymore mine effectively.
   • A claymore mine can cover a wide area with shrapnel.
   • The military used claymore mines for perimeter defense.