英语单词短语词组“knife”的中文翻译、释义及用法解析-英汉词典

knife

noun[C]

/naɪf/us

/naɪf/

pluralknives

atool, usually with ametalbladeand ahandle, used forcuttingandspreadingfoodor othersubstances, or as aweapon:

刀

afish/butter/steakknife切鱼用刀／涂黄油用刀／牛排餐刀

Ipreferto use a knifeandfork.我更愿意用刀叉。

Hedrew/pulleda knife andstabbedher.他拔出刀，刺中了她。

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More examples

Becarefulwith that knife or you'llcutyourself!
Yourtablemannersareappalling- don't youknowhow to use a knife andfork?
He said that the man hadpointeda knife at him.
You really need a knife with aserratededgeforcuttingbread.
In thecarthepolicefoundguns, knives and otherlethalweapons.

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Hand weapons

Kitchen utensils

Idioms

go under the knife
haveyourknife intosomeone
the knives are out
put/stick the knife intosomeone
twist/turn the knife (in the wound)
under the knife

knife

verb[T]

/naɪf/us

/naɪf/

toattacksomeone using a knife:

用刀砍（或刺、戳）

He knifed herinthe back.他用刀砍伤了她的背部。

Synonym

stab

knife| American Dictionary

knife

noun[C]

/nɑɪf/

pluralknivesus/nɑɪvz/

atoolorweaponused forcutting, usually consisting of ametalbladeand ahandle:

asharpknife

We tookplasticknives andforksonourpicnic.

knife

verb[T]

/nɑɪf/

topusha knife into someone tohurtthem

单词	knife
释义	knife noun[C] uk /naɪf/us /naɪf/ pluralknives A1 atool, usually with ametalbladeand ahandle, used forcuttingandspreadingfoodor othersubstances, or as aweapon: 刀 afish/butter/steakknife切鱼用刀／涂黄油用刀／牛排餐刀 Ipreferto use a knifeandfork.我更愿意用刀叉。 Hedrew/pulleda knife andstabbedher.他拔出刀，刺中了她。 Craig P. Jewell/Moment/GettyImages More examples Becarefulwith that knife or you'llcutyourself! Yourtablemannersareappalling- don't youknowhow to use a knife andfork? He said that the man hadpointeda knife at him. You really need a knife with aserratededgeforcuttingbread. In thecarthepolicefoundguns, knives and otherlethalweapons. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Tools -pronged adjustable spanner adze Allen key auger awl excavator gimlet gouge grapnel grappling iron grindstone guillotine plunger rasp razor knife reamer sander sandpaper trowel See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Hand weapons Kitchen utensils Idioms go under the knife haveyourknife intosomeone the knives are out put/stick the knife intosomeone twist/turn the knife (in the wound) under the knife knife verb[T] uk /naɪf/us /naɪf/ toattacksomeone using a knife: 用刀砍（或刺、戳） He knifed herinthe back.他用刀砍伤了她的背部。 Synonym stab (Definition ofknifefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press) knife\| American Dictionary knife noun[C] us /nɑɪf/ pluralknivesus/nɑɪvz/ atoolorweaponused forcutting, usually consisting of ametalbladeand ahandle: asharpknife We tookplasticknives andforksonourpicnic. knife verb[T] us /nɑɪf/ topusha knife into someone tohurtthem (Definition ofknifefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press) #https://dictionary.cambridge.org//dictionary/english/knife##
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