stunt

noun

1 a difficult or unusual or dangerous feat

2 a creature (especially a whale) that has been prevented from attaining full growth

verb

1 perform a stunt or stunts

2 check the growth or development of ^[2] 

柯林斯英漢雙解大詞典

stunt /stʌnt/ CET6+ TEM4 ( stunting, stunted, stunts )

1.N-COUNT A stunt is something interesting that is done in order to attract attention and get publicity for the person or company responsible for it. 引人注目的噱頭

2.N-COUNT A stunt is a dangerous and exciting piece of action in a movie. (電影中的) 特技動作

3.V-T If something stunts the growth or development of a person or thing, it prevents it from growing or developing as much as it should. 阻礙

4. stunted ADJ 受阻礙的

5.V to perform a stunt or stunts 表演雜技 ^[1] 

Stunt Island 極限之島

Stunt Biker 特技摩托車騎士 ; 特技機車 ; 越野摩托車遊戲 ; 特技摩托車手

stunt box 阻打器 ; 制止盒 ; 阻變匣 ; [計][通信] 停印裝置

stunt double 特技替身 ; 危險特技鏡頭替身

James Stunt 斯湯特 ; 斯坦特 ; 與詹姆斯·斯湯特

Stunt Kids 特技小子

Stunt Production 特技製作 ; 特技創造

STUNT JUMP 全跳躍點 ^[1] 

The British stunt man Eddie Kidd jumped over the Great Wall of China on a motorcycle.

英國特技表演者埃迪·基德騎摩托車飛越了中國長城。

The term is most commonly used in the context of head-to-toe ( or nearly) shots involving nudity. More specific terms are often used in special cases; a stunt adjustments.

具體情況不同，“替身”的説法也不同，危險或複雜場景的替身叫做stunt double（特技替身）。

Don't you ever pull a stunt like that again!

你再別這樣逞能了！

The constant winds had stunted the growth of plants and bushes.

老是颳風，花草、灌木長不大。

The band dressed up as the Beatles as a publicity stunt.

樂隊扮作披頭士樂隊作為宣傳噱頭。 ^[2] 

第三人稱單數： stunts 複數： stunts 現在分詞： stunting 過去式： stunted 過去分詞： stunted ^[2]