| 释义 |
Tase, v. orig. U.S.
Brit. |teɪz|, U.S. |teɪz|
Forms: also with lower case initial.
[Either shortened ‹Taser v., or a back-formation n.]
trans. = Taser v.
1991N.Y. Times 19 Mar. 18/5 Just had a big time use of force... Tased and beat the suspect of CHP pursuit. 2004Denver Post (Nexis) 4 May a1 In some departments..officers are prohibited from tasing a handcuffed suspect who resists entering a police car. 2006C. Sloane & G. M. Vilke in D. L. Ross & T. C. Chan Sudden Deaths in Custody viii. 125 Amnesty International claims that more than 70 persons have died after being tased by law enforcement. |