gavel

名词 gavel:

1. a small mallet used by a presiding officer or a judge

1. The chairman rapped on the table twice with his gavel.
   主席用他的小木在桌上重敲了两下。
2. The judge took up the gavel with solemnity.
   法官严肃地拿起了小木槌。

gavel

n.（名词）
A small mallet used by a presiding officer or an auctioneer to signal for attention or order or to mark the conclusion of a transaction.
木槌：一种小的木槌，被一指挥官员或拍卖人使用，以吸引注意、下达命令或确认一笔交易
A maul used by masons in fitting stones.
定位槌：石匠在摆放石头时使用的槌子
v.tr.（及物动词）
gav.eled 也作 gav.elled gav.el.ing gav.el.ling gav.els gav.els
To bring about or compel by using a gavel:
通过使用木槌引起或强迫：
例句：
.The chairman . . . tries to gavel the demonstration to an end.(New Yorker)
.主席极力敲小木槌使游行结束.(纽约人)

来源：
[Origin unknown]
[来源不明]

gavel
gavel 2

n.（名词）
Tribute or rent in ancient and medieval England.
贡税：存在于古英国和中世纪英国的贡金或租金

来源：
Middle English
中古英语
from Old English gafol * see ghabh-
源自 古英语 gafol *参见 ghabh-