hammer

锤, 榔头, 锤状工具, 槌

(会议主席或拍卖用的)小木槌

(电铃的)小槌子, 锣锤

(火器的)击铁, 铆枪, 撞针

【体】链球

(钢琴等)琴槌

hammer

a hand tool consisting of a heavy usually steel head held transversely on the end of a handle, used for driving in nails, beating metal, etc

any tool or device with a similar function, such as the moving part of a door knocker, the striking head on a bell, etc

a power-driven striking tool, esp one used in forging. A pneumatic hammer delivers a repeated blow from a pneumatic ram, a drop hammer uses the energy of a falling weight

a part of a gunlock that rotates about a fulcrum to strike the primer or percussion cap, either directly or via a firing pin

a heavy metal ball attached to a flexible wire: thrown in competitions.the event or sport of throwing the hammer

an auctioneer's gavel

a device on a piano that is made to strike a string or group of strings causing them to vibrate

the nontechnical name for malleus

the last stone thrown in an end

to strike or beat (a nail, wood, etc) with or as if with a hammer

to shape or fashion with or as if with a hammer

to impress or force (facts, ideas, etc) into (someone) through constant repetition

to feel or sound like hammering

to work at constantly

to question in a relentless manner.to criticize severely

to inflict a defeat on

to beat, punish, or chastise

to announce the default of (a member).to cause prices of (securities, the market, etc) to fall by bearish selling

See hammer out