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Meanings of
knives
in English
Russian
ножик
Portuguese
facas
Spanish
cuchillo
Catalan
colltell
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Tool with a cutting edge or blade.
knife
Russian
ножик
Synonyms
Examples for "
knife
"
knife
Examples for "
knife
"
1
In Cape Town, the water supply situation is teetering on a
knife
-
edge
.
2
I remember some trouble not so long ago: someone pulled a
knife
.
3
The
knife
wasn't large; I think maybe he used a box cutter.
4
She reached with her right hand and easily pulled the
knife
free.
5
Even the way he held his butter
knife
suggested some new authority.
Usage of
knives
in English
1
I've had guns and
knives
confiscated from my campaign events this year.
2
Before they left, I made sure my
knives
sat within easy reach.
3
Penny carried
knives
and forks to the table; Gordon brought the plates.
4
A set of
knives
and the beginning of a gruelling training regime.
5
Suspicions arose; she was searched; and two
knives
were found about her.
6
Large
knives
with jagged blades and notched handles; they don't need plates.
7
Some of them carried crude-looking weapons: cudgels, stone-headed axes, and stone-bladed
knives
.
8
Our horses are in the grove, and our
knives
in our belts.
9
Soon they will plunge their
knives
into its sacrificial victim: the taxpayer.
10
The best china was accompanied by some quite good
knives
and forks.
11
Many of the migrants were armed with
knives
and crowbars, he said.
12
Weapons flashed into view, long-handled hunting
knives
and daggers of varying shapes.
13
Here are some cloths and
knives
and forks in the dresser drawer.
14
Sir, - The cavalier attitude among the authorities towards
knives
is inexcusable.
15
You seem to be real good at slipping
knives
in women's backs.
16
IT was the lunchtime of the long
knives
in Brussels on Wednesday.
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Grammar, pronunciation and more
About this term
knives
knive
Noun
Plural
Frequent collocations
long knives
sharp knives
have knives
carry knives
throw knives
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Translations for
knives
Russian
ножик
нож
Portuguese
facas
faca
Spanish
cuchillo
faca
Catalan
colltell
ganivet
ganivets
coltell
Knives
through the time
Knives
across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common
Australia
Common
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