Definition of shuriken in English:

shuriken

noun ˈʃʊərɪkɛnˈSHo͝oriˌken

A weapon in the form of a star with projecting blades or points, used as a missile in some martial arts.
Example sentencesExamples
- Why would they throw weapons away, like a shuriken, which if it missed, would more than likely be lost?
- He moved to counterattack when thousands of shurikens came hurtling at him from even more ninjas positioned in the tops of trees.
- She had her shuriken in her hands, ready to throw.
- It was created in Asia, home of the sneaky ninja who were fond of throwing shurikens at enemies from their hiding places.
- I have a couple of swords at home, as well as a dagger or two, and a shuriken.
- You sneak up on people and waste them with your arsenal of equally cool weapons, like shurikens.
- Jerking her hand away from him she jumped back and pulled out a set of shurikens.
- He threw a large shuriken, a throwing star, so fast that Kenji just barely got out of the way.
- The large man tensed as his opponent threw the shuriken at him.

Origin

Japanese, literally 'dagger in the hand'.

Definition of shuriken in US English:

shuriken

nounˈSHo͝oriˌken

A weapon in the form of a star with projecting blades or points, used as a missile in some martial arts.
Example sentencesExamples
- She had her shuriken in her hands, ready to throw.
- You sneak up on people and waste them with your arsenal of equally cool weapons, like shurikens.
- It was created in Asia, home of the sneaky ninja who were fond of throwing shurikens at enemies from their hiding places.
- He moved to counterattack when thousands of shurikens came hurtling at him from even more ninjas positioned in the tops of trees.
- The large man tensed as his opponent threw the shuriken at him.
- He threw a large shuriken, a throwing star, so fast that Kenji just barely got out of the way.
- Jerking her hand away from him she jumped back and pulled out a set of shurikens.
- I have a couple of swords at home, as well as a dagger or two, and a shuriken.
- Why would they throw weapons away, like a shuriken, which if it missed, would more than likely be lost?

Origin

Japanese, literally ‘dagger in the hand’.

单词	shuriken
释义	Definition of shuriken in English: shuriken noun ˈʃʊərɪkɛnˈSHo͝oriˌken A weapon in the form of a star with projecting blades or points, used as a missile in some martial arts. Example sentencesExamples Why would they throw weapons away, like a shuriken, which if it missed, would more than likely be lost? He moved to counterattack when thousands of shurikens came hurtling at him from even more ninjas positioned in the tops of trees. She had her shuriken in her hands, ready to throw. It was created in Asia, home of the sneaky ninja who were fond of throwing shurikens at enemies from their hiding places. I have a couple of swords at home, as well as a dagger or two, and a shuriken. You sneak up on people and waste them with your arsenal of equally cool weapons, like shurikens. Jerking her hand away from him she jumped back and pulled out a set of shurikens. He threw a large shuriken, a throwing star, so fast that Kenji just barely got out of the way. The large man tensed as his opponent threw the shuriken at him. Origin Japanese, literally 'dagger in the hand'. Definition of shuriken in US English: shuriken nounˈSHo͝oriˌken A weapon in the form of a star with projecting blades or points, used as a missile in some martial arts. Example sentencesExamples She had her shuriken in her hands, ready to throw. You sneak up on people and waste them with your arsenal of equally cool weapons, like shurikens. It was created in Asia, home of the sneaky ninja who were fond of throwing shurikens at enemies from their hiding places. He moved to counterattack when thousands of shurikens came hurtling at him from even more ninjas positioned in the tops of trees. The large man tensed as his opponent threw the shuriken at him. He threw a large shuriken, a throwing star, so fast that Kenji just barely got out of the way. Jerking her hand away from him she jumped back and pulled out a set of shurikens. I have a couple of swords at home, as well as a dagger or two, and a shuriken. Why would they throw weapons away, like a shuriken, which if it missed, would more than likely be lost? Origin Japanese, literally ‘dagger in the hand’.
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