Usage of "spike belt"

Russian

Device or weapon used to impede or stop the movement of wheeled vehicles by puncturing their tires.

Synonyms

Examples for "stinger"

He got a stinger on his trousers, Sir; but it didntpenetrate. 
 Press Cuttings 

But even a small stinger was part of the patrol car equipment. 
 Code Three 

It squirmed as it tried to maneuver its stinger for another attack. 
 Climbing Magazine 

Felix disengaged and without any hesitation, shot his stinger at Gus's neck. 
 The strain 

A stinger is a sharp spike that gets jabbed into your flesh. 
 BBC 

They're designed to use their stingers as their main weapon of choice. 
 World After 

Their stingers zap in and out, pumping him full of paralysis venom. 
 World After 

Blackwasp wasn't that big, and all he had going were the stingers. 
 Shades of gray 

They have enormous stingers with a drop of blood at the tip. 
 Angelfall 

Nevertheless, there are several factors that make honeybees the deadliest stingers. 
 BBC 

Police used a spike strip to stop a wanted car during a pursuit in Wellington overnight. 
 Radio NZ 

You're undoubtedly familiar with the spike strip, the tire-piercing steel nails that stop baddies in their tracks. 
 Wired 

Just as she made out the traffic spike strip lying across the underpass, the back window exploded. 
 Heat Rises 

Eventually, one of the Zapata vehicles ran over a spike strip in the road near a guard house under the control of the US Marines. 
 The Guardian 

But it's still unmistakably The Bill, and maybe PC BBC is throwing its spike strip out over the road long after that one got away. 
 The Guardian 

IT pros will be able to program monitors to track if traffic spikes or drops suddenly. 
 Wired 

The end result is a system that is much more resilient against traffic spikes and censorious governments and web hosts. 
 Wired 

Traffic spikes slowed download times. 
 Wired 

Translations for spike belt

Russian

Meanings of spike belt in English