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He puts down his knife and fork.Is that really a knife in his back pocket?Trim round the edge with a sharp knife and discard the excess dough.How many straight cuts of the knife do you need to divide the cheese into 27 little cubes?The edge of the plastic cut through my top lip like a knife through butter.Then use a sharp knife to cut between each piece.It has a chain attached to the lining with a knife on the end. Two pals suffered knife wounds to their heads.Remove before the drying cycle and chip off the residue with the back of a knife.The economy is on a knife edge.The third and fourth attacks involved the knife and more punches in the face.You are about four times more likely to be killed with a knife than with a gun.Trim offthe excess pastry with a sharp knife.What man wants to be seen with those knife handles sticking out?But the man shook the knife at him.Spread on top of the pancake and then roll up and eat with a knife and fork.He has now had two operations on a deep knife cut to his arm.Courts were given the tougher sentence last year in a renewed bid to end knife crime.They say that knife and gun crime is out of control and that we need to understand why it is happening and stop it.

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knife

British English: knife /naɪf/ NOUN
A knife is a tool consisting of a sharp flat piece of metal attached to a handle, used to cut things or as a weapon.
...a knife and fork.
  • American English: knife
  • Arabic: سِكِّينَةٌ
  • Brazilian Portuguese: faca
  • Chinese:
  • Croatian: nož
  • Czech: nůž
  • Danish: kniv
  • Dutch: mes
  • European Spanish: cuchillo
  • Finnish: veitsi
  • French: couteau
  • German: Messer
  • Greek: μαχαίρι
  • Italian: coltello
  • Japanese: ナイフ
  • Korean:
  • Norwegian: kniv
  • Polish: nóż
  • European Portuguese: faca
  • Romanian: cuțit
  • Russian: нож
  • Latin American Spanish: cuchillo
  • Swedish: kniv
  • Thai: มีด
  • Turkish: bıçak
  • Ukrainian: ніж
  • Vietnamese: dao
British English: knife VERB
To knife someone means to attack and injure them with a knife.
Dawson takes revenge on the man by knifing him to death.
  • American English: knife
  • Brazilian Portuguese: esfaquear
  • Chinese: 用刀砍
  • European Spanish: acuchillar
  • French: poignarder
  • German: einstechen auf
  • Italian: accoltellare
  • Japanese: ナイフで刺す
  • Korean: 칼로 찌르다
  • European Portuguese: esfaquear
  • Latin American Spanish: acuchillar

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Chinese translation of 'knife'

knife

(naɪf)
Word forms:pl knives

n (c)

  1. (dāo) (, )

vt

  1. 用刀刺 (yòng dāo cì)
    knife and fork 刀叉 (dāochā)
    to go under the knife 动(動)手术(術) (dòng shǒushù)
    the knives are out for him (Brit) 他成为(為)众(眾)矢之的 (tā chéngwéi zhòng shǐ zhī dì)

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(noun) 
Definition
a cutting instrument or weapon consisting of a sharp-edged blade of metal fitted into a handle
a knife and fork
Synonyms
blade
carver
cutter
cutting tool
(verb) 
Definition
to stab or kill with a knife
The Roman senators famously knifed Julius Caesar.
Synonyms
cut
I cut myself shaving.
wound
The driver of the bus was wounded by shrapnel.
stab
Somebody stabbed him in the stomach.
slash
He didn't make it into work today because someone slashed his tyres last night.
thrust
I thrust the needle into the coarse fabric.
gore
He was gored to death by a rhinoceros.
pierce
Her words pierced Lydia's heart like an arrow.
spear
Spearing fish was a traditional way to hunt.
jab
The needle was jabbed into my arm by a nurse.
bayonet
He carried the colonel on his back after he was bayoneted.
impale
I had to go to hospital after impaling my foot on a railing spike.
lacerate
Its claws lacerated his thighs.

Additional synonyms

in the sense of bayonet
Definition
to stab or kill with a bayonet
He carried the colonel on his back after he was bayoneted.
Synonyms
stab,
cut,
wound,
knife,
slash,
pierce,
run through,
spear,
transfix,
impale,
lacerate,
stick
in the sense of gore
Definition
(of an animal) to pierce or stab (a person or another animal) with a horn or tusk
He was gored to death by a rhinoceros.
Synonyms
pierce,
wound,
stab,
spit,
transfix,
impale
in the sense of impale
Definition
to pierce through or fix with a sharp object
I had to go to hospital after impaling my foot on a railing spike.
Synonyms
pierce,
stick,
run through,
spike,
lance,
spear,
skewer,
spit,
transfix

Synonyms of 'knife'

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in the sense of jab
Definition
to poke sharply
The needle was jabbed into my arm by a nurse.
Synonyms
poke,
dig,
punch,
thrust,
tap,
stab,
nudge,
prod,
lunge
in the sense of lacerate
Definition
to tear (the flesh) jaggedly
Its claws lacerated his thighs.
Synonyms
tear,
cut,
wound,
rend (literary),
rip,
slash,
claw,
maim,
mangle,
mangulate (Australian, slang),
gash,
jag
in the sense of pierce
Her words pierced Lydia's heart like an arrow.
Synonyms
hurt,
cut,
wound,
strike,
touch,
affect,
pain,
move,
excite,
stir,
thrill,
sting,
rouse,
cut to the quick
in the sense of slash
Definition
to make large gashes in
He didn't make it into work today because someone slashed his tyres last night.
Synonyms
cut,
slit,
gash,
lacerate,
score,
rend (literary),
rip,
hack
in the sense of spear
Definition
a weapon consisting of a long pole with a sharp point
Spearing fish was a traditional way to hunt.
Synonyms
gore,
pierce,
lance,
bayonet,
impale
in the sense of stab
Definition
to pierce with a sharp pointed instrument
Somebody stabbed him in the stomach.
Synonyms
pierce,
cut,
gore,
run through,
stick,
injure,
wound,
knife,
thrust,
spear,
jab,
puncture,
bayonet,
transfix,
impale,
spill blood
in the sense of thrust
Definition
to push (someone or something) with force
I thrust the needle into the coarse fabric.
Synonyms
stab,
stick,
jab,
pierce
in the sense of wound
Definition
to cause an injury to the body or feelings of
The driver of the bus was wounded by shrapnel.
Synonyms
injure,
cut,
hit,
damage,
wing,
hurt,
harm,
slash,
pierce,
irritate,
gash,
lacerate
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