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复数:knives
第三人称单数:knifes
现在分词:knifing
过去式:knifed
过去分词:knifed
knifelike (adj.), knifer (n.)
noun
a cutting instrument consisting of a sharp blade fastened to a handle
a weapon or tool resembling a knife
a sharp cutting blade or tool in a machine
surgery sense 4—usually used in the phrase under the knife
verb
transitive verb
to use a knife onspecifically: to stab, slash, or wound with a knife
to cut, mark, or spread with a knife
to try to defeat by underhanded means
to move like a knife in
birds knifing the autumn sky
intransitive verb
to cut a way with or as if with a knife blade
the cruiser knifed through the heavy seas
knife and fork刀叉
under the knife在外科手术中
kitchen knife菜刀,厨刀;厨房刀
gamma knifen. 伽玛刀
knife edge刀口;刃状物
cutting knife割刀,切刀;切割器
knife gate刀形进模口;压边浇口
knife blade刀片
fruit knife水果刀
pocket knife小折刀
electric knife电切刀;电工刀
steak knife切肉排的刀
go under the knife接受手术;动手术,开刀
knife rest刀架;餐桌上的刀叉台
hunting knife猎刀
air knife气刀;喷气括刀;风刀
paring knife削皮刀;去皮刀;水果刀;瓜刨
carving knife切肉用的餐刀,切肉刀;雕刻刀
putty knife油灰刀;腻子刀
table knifen. 餐刀
“手持切割工具,由一个短刀片和手柄构成”,晚期古英语词汇 cnif,可能来自古诺尔斯语词汇 knifr,“刀,小短剑”,源自原始日耳曼语 *knibaz(还包括中低地德语 knif,中荷兰语 cnijf,德语 kneif),起源不确定。为了进一步混淆词源,还有带有 -p- 形式的词汇,例如荷兰语 knijp,德语 kneip。法语词汇 canif(“小折叠刀”)(15世纪中期)可能来自日耳曼语,可能源于法兰克语。发音请参见 kn-。
刀子
刀:一种不同形状和大小的切割用具
刀口仪
knife-edge tester 用阴影法来检验曲面面形不规则误差的带有照明器的刀口装置。
刀子
由刀刃支撑横梁的刀形零件。
刀口检验
knife-edge test
Noun Middle English knif, from Old English cnīf, perhaps from Old Norse knīfr; akin to Middle Low German knīf knife
The first known use of knife was before the 12th century
knight1 of 2noun
a warrior of olden times who fought on horseback, served a king, held a special military rank, and swore to behave in a noble way
a man honored by a sovereign for merit and in Great Britain ranking below a baronet
a chess piece that makes an L-shaped move
knight2 of 2verb
to make a knight of
knighthoodnoun
the rank, dignity, or profession of a knight
the qualities that a knight should have
knights as a class or body
knight1 of 2noun
a warrior of olden times who fought on horseback, served a king, held a special military rank, and swore to behave in a noble way
a man honored by a sovereign for merit and in Great Britain ranking below a baronet
a chess piece that makes an L-shaped move
knight2 of 2verb
to make a knight of
knife1 of 2noun
a cutting instrument consisting of a sharp blade fastened to a handle
a cutting blade in a machine
knife2 of 2verb
to stab, slash, or wound with a knife
to move like a knife
ships knifing through the sea
knife1 of 2noun
a cutting instrument consisting of a sharp blade fastened to a handle
a cutting blade in a machine
knife2 of 2verb
to stab, slash, or wound with a knife
to move like a knife
ships knifing through the sea
knifenoun
any of various instruments used in surgery primarily to sever tissues: as
a cutting instrument consisting of a sharp blade attached to a handle
an instrument that cuts by means of an electric current
surgery sense 3—usually used in the phrase under the knife was afraid of the knife
went under the knife yesterday
1 Then she got up, pulled open a drawer, and threw a potato peeler and a knife in the sink The knife just missed my hand.
2 “Not running from the dog suggests Dauntless, but so does taking the knife, which you didn’t do.”
3 He held the knife in front of her eyes.
4 Powell tossed his knife to the ground, mounted his horse and, instead of galloping into the night, calmly trotted away.
5 He drew his skinning knife and showed her the blade.
6 By working and reworking, and by keeping the knife sharp on a smooth stone, she managed to score a line deep enough for her to risk snapping the sheet.
7 I was aware of him trying not to hurt me even as I raised the knife, even as I sank it into his side.
8 She has her cane, Etienne’s coat, the two cans, the knife, the brick.
9 The Dauntless taught initiates how to throw knives even before the changes to initiation that Max made before I joined them.
10 After a few minutes of looking for a key, he grows impatient and returns to his study to retrieve the silver knife that is embedded in the dartboard on the wall.
11 Panicked, Nailer rammed the knife into her throat, but Blue Eyes moved too fast.
12 The man who wound his watch carved a small piece of wood with his knife.
13 “You’re lucky she didn’t put a knife in you while you were asleep.”
14 “That girl who let someone throw knives at her to spare a friend, who hit my dad with a belt to protect me—that selfless girl, that’s not you?”
15 She was murdered in a frenzied knife attack.
她被乱刀残杀。
16 Lucy is a woman with a mysterious past who only has these seemingly disparate and often violent dreams to go off of: holding a knife in a bathroom, blood oozing on the floor.
17 Miss Forcible threw the knife at the balloon.
18 Furthermore, he mustn’t expect the knife to look exactly the same when it was mended.
19 They knew very well why he hadn't: because of the enormity of the knife descending and cutting into living flesh; because of the unbearable blood.
20 The nerves are tough and slippery and resist the knife.
2 击败
defeat beating kayo have best down trump beat overcome whip conquer smite pip thrash trounce whop outfight larrup outrival have the better of clean up on bowl down hammer smash foil slaughter lick rout smear overrun contravene overmatch crumple up knock for six
3 背叛
treacherous betrayal sellout two-time renegade tergiversate sell blow betray contravene disloyal traitorous Punic cross-up tradition treason treachery defection cop-out grass bury dob traduce double-X step out on
4 手术刀
6 解剖刀
7 餐刀
9 伤害
evil destructive hurtful noxious cost damage injury expense hurt harm vice wound offense stab prejudice lesion mischief detriment disservice deuce wrong violate injure scar impair mar lacerate aggrieve scathe draw blood do hurt to shed the blood play the mischief with do a mischief take liberties with do a job on
10 穿过
through thwart pass work cross drill passage needle perforate clear thread permeate percolate reeve perambulate thrid cut riddle pervade lead search penetrate traverse pierce pass through
12 外科手术
15 刺刀
16 刀片
17 破浪前进
20 菜刀
21 小刀
trimmer pocketknife penknife snickersnee coutel shiv paring knife steel iron chive shive toad-stabber toad-sticker pocket knife switch shank toothpick
22 刀子
24 短刀