stun: [13] Stun is virtually the same word as astonish and astound, and like them it denotes etymologically ‘leave thunderstruck’. It comes via Anglo-Norman estuner from Vulgar Latin *extonāre ‘stupefy’. This was a compound verb, formed from the Latin intensive prefix ex- and tonāre ‘thunder’ (a relative of English thunder) and based on the model of Latin attonāre ‘stupefy’, similarly formed from tonāre but with the prefix ad-. The variant *astoner produced English astonish and astound. => astonish, astound, thunder
stun (v.)
early 14c., "to daze or render unconscious" (from a blow, powerful emotion, etc.), probably a shortening of Old French estoner "to stun" (see astonish). Related: Stunned; stunning.
例文
1. Electric rays stun their prey with huge electrical discharges.
エレクトリックエイは強力な電流を放出して獲物を酔わせることができる。
2.A guard zapped him with the stun gun.
警備員がめまいで撃たれた。
3.The snake uses its venom to stun or paralyzeits victims.
蛇はその毒液で被害者を知覚を失ったり麻痺させたりしている。
4.Media Proxy、 STUN 、Middlebox and so on are the current solutions.
既存のソリューションは、ALG、MediaProxy、 STUN 、Middleboxなど。
5.ALG、Media Proxy、 STUN 、Middlebox and so on are the current solutions.