transitive. To cut (something) with a sharp instrument. Often with adverb or adverbial phrase, as asunder, in pieces, in two. Obsolete exc. archaic…
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| 释义 | the world > space > relative position > condition of being open or not closed > making holes or becoming holed > make (an opening or hole) [verb (transitive)] > make an opening or hole in or into > bore, pierce, or perforate > with something sharp-pointed (103) shearOE transitive. To cut (something) with a sharp instrument. Often with adverb or adverbial phrase, as asunder, in pieces, in two. Obsolete exc. archaic… sting993 transitive. To pierce with a sharp-pointed weapon or instrument. (Cf. through-sting, v.) to sting to death. Obsolete. stickOE transitive. To stab or pierce (a person or animal) with a spear, sword, knife, or other weapon; to kill by this means. Also figurative. Also intrans… spita1225 To pierce or stud (a thing) with spikes. wound?c1225 transferred. To pierce or cut as with a wound; to damage in this way. stitchc1230 transitive. To stab, pierce; transferred to afflict with a ‘stitch’ or sharp sudden pain. Also figurative. Cf. through-stitch, v. Obsolete. pitcha1275 transitive. To thrust a pointed instrument into or through (a solid body); to stab, transfix, run through; (of an instrument) to pierce. Also figur… threstc1275 transitive. To pierce, stab; to give (one) a thrust; = thrust, v. 5. forprick1297 steekc1300 transitive. To stab or pierce (a person or animal) with a spear, sword, knife, or other weapon; to kill by stabbing. Also of an animal: to butt… piercec1325 transitive. To penetrate or pass through or into (something), esp. as or in the manner of a sharp-pointed object; to run through or thrust into (a… rivec1330 transitive. To sever, cleave, or divide, by means of a sword or similar weapon; to pierce (through). Also reflexive and figurative. Now rare and ar… dag?a1400 transitive. To pierce or stab, with or as with a pointed weapon. jag?a1400 transitive. To pierce with a sharp instrument, to stab. Obsolete except as in 1b. lancec1400 To pierce with or as with a lance or a lancet; to cut, gash, slit. Also, to slit open; to open. Obsolete exc. poetic. pickc1400 transitive. To pierce, indent, or dig into the surface of (something) by striking blows with something sharp or pointed, as to break up (ground, a… tamec1400 transitive. To pierce, cut into (in fighting or carving); to cut or break into, so as to use. forpierce1413 punch1440 transitive and (rare) intransitive. To stab, prick, or puncture (something or someone) with or as with a pointed instrument. Cf. pounce, v.1 3. Obs… launch1460 transitive. To pierce, transfix, wound; cut, slit; to make (a wound) by piercing. Also with up. Obsolete. thringc1485 transitive. To pierce. Obsolete. empiercec1487 transitive. To pierce through. Frequently figurative or in figurative context. to-pierce1488 to pierce entirely. joba1500 intransitive. Of a bird: to peck. More generally: to penetrate into, to stab, pierce, or prod at. Now regional and rare. ding1529 transitive. Scottish. To pierce or puncture (something) by means of a violent stroke; to stab or run through. Obsolete. stob?1530 transitive. To stab. Also figurative. probe1542 transitive. To pierce, penetrate, or examine with a probe, esp. something sharp, in order to test or explore; (also) to search (a person's body)… enthrill1563 transitive. To pierce. inthirlc1580 transitive. To pierce; = enthrill, v. cloy1590 To pierce as with a nail, to gore. rare. burt1597 To pierce, gore. pink1597 transitive. To pierce, stab, or prick with a pointed weapon or instrument. lancinate1603 transitive. To pierce, tear. perterebrate1623 transitive. To bore a hole through (a thing) with a gimlet. puncture1675 transitive. To make a puncture in; to pierce with a sharp point; to prick; to perforate. Also: to make a puncture in the tyre of (a bicycle or its… spike1687 To pierce with, or as with, a spike. Also reflexive. skiver1832 transitive. To pierce or stab with or as with a skewer; to fasten with a skewer. bepierce1840 gimlet1841 transitive. To pierce with or as with a gimlet. prong1848 transitive. To pierce, stab, or pick up with a prong or fork. Formerly also: †to break up (soil) with a fork (cf. prong, n.2 1a) (obsolete). javelin1859 transitive. To strike or pierce with or as with a javelin. Subcategories:— with a peak (1) — with a stylet (1) — pierce or penetrate as a sharp thing (10) — transpierce (9) — pierce with nails (1) — transfix (20) — fasten by thrusting in point (3) — fasten by transfixion to (1) — prick (15) — by way of ornament (1) |
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