taser
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈteɪzər/ · UK /ˈteɪzə/
taser means: A handheld weapon that uses an electric shock to stop someone moving.
noun
A handheld weapon that uses an electric shock to stop someone moving.
- She bought a taser for protection.
- The guard kept a taser on his belt.
- The suspect dropped the taser when police arrived.
A device sold under the Taser brand that uses an electric shock to stop someone moving.
- The officer carried a taser.
- This taser fires two small darts.
- Police used a taser to stop the attacker.
verb
To use an electric shock weapon on someone to stop them moving.
- The officer tasered the attacker.
- Police tasered him after he refused to drop the knife.
- The report says the suspect was tasered twice.
To attack someone with deliberately hurtful words or gestures.
- She tasered him with a cruel remark.
- He tasered his rival verbally during the argument.
- Her insulting gesture tasered him in front of everyone.
Questions about taser
What does taser mean?
A handheld weapon that uses an electric shock to stop someone moving.
What is taser in other languages?
Türkçe: elektroşok silahı · Español: pistola eléctrica · Français: pistolet électrique · Deutsch: Elektroschocker · Italiano: pistola elettrica · 日本語: スタンガン
How do you pronounce taser?
In American English /ˈteɪzər/; in British English /ˈteɪzə/.
How do you use taser in a sentence?
She bought a taser for protection. The guard kept a taser on his belt.
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