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malacca cane

/məˈlækə keɪn/

翻译: 用东南亚(尤其是马来半岛)藤棕榈茎制成的手杖或拐杖,历史上用作时尚配饰、权力象征或体罚工具。

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/məˈlækə keɪn/C1formal已废弃
  • zh用东南亚(尤其是马来半岛)藤棕榈茎制成的手杖或拐杖,历史上用作时尚配饰、权力象征或体罚工具。

A walking stick or cane traditionally made from the stem of a rattan palm native to Southeast Asia, particularly associated with the Malay Peninsula. Historically used as a fashion accessory, symbol of authority, or for corporal punishment.

  1. B2formal

    A type of walking stick or cane made from the stem of the Malacca palm, known for being lightweight and strong.

    zh马六甲手杖

    • He leaned on his malacca cane as he walked through the park.
    • The gentleman carried a polished malacca cane with a silver handle.
    • Malacca canes were popular accessories in the 19th century.