puncheon是什么意思

puncheon

英 ['pʌn(t)ʃ(ə)n] 美 ['pʌntʃən]

puncheon (n.1): "barrel or cask for soap or liquor; iron vessel," c. 1400, from Old French ponchon, ponson "wine vessel" (13c.), of unknown origin. Uncertain connection with puncheon "slab of timber, strut, wooden beam used as a support in building" (mid-14c.). Punch (n.2) in the drink sense is too late to be the source of the "cask" sense.
puncheon (n.2): "pointed tool for punching or piercing" used by masons, also "die for coining or seal-making," mid-14c.; see punch (n.1). Meaning "stamp, die" is from c. 1500, a specialized use.

1. Before an hour's out, I'll stove in your old block - house like a rum puncheon.: 要不了一个小时, 我就将你们这座木屋像朗姆酒桶一样砸个稀巴烂.

2. Before an hour's out, I'll stove in your old block - house a rum puncheon.: 不出一个钟头, 我就要把你们的老木屋像郎姆酒桶似地凿穿.