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knife
cuchillo
I. knife <pl knives> [am. angl. naɪf, brit. angl. nʌɪf] SAM.
knife
cuchillo m. spol
knife (penknife)
navaja ž. spol
knife (penknife)
cortaplumas m. spol or ž. spol
knife (dagger)
puñal m. spol
the knives are out for him/her brit. angl. pog.
to get one's knife into sb pog.
ensañarse con alguien
to get one's knife into sb pog.
atacar a alguien
to turn or twist the knife (in the wound)
under the knife MED.
knife fight
pelea ž. spol con navajas (or cuchillos etc.)
II. knife [am. angl. naɪf, brit. angl. nʌɪf] GLAG. preh. glag.
knife
sheath knife SAM.
sheath knife
cuchillo m. spol de monte
Stanley knife® [am. angl. ˈstænli ˌnaɪf, brit. angl. ˈstanli nʌɪf] SAM. brit. angl.
Stanley knife
cuchilla ž. spol
Stanley knife
cútter ® m. spol Šp.
Stanley knife
trincheta ž. spol Río de la Plata
steak knife SAM.
steak knife
flick knife SAM. brit. angl.
flick knife
flick knife
navaja ž. spol de resorte Meh.
knife edge SAM.
knife edge
to be or rest or be balanced on a knife edge
atribut. knife-edge crease
knife sharpener SAM.
knife sharpener
knife grinder SAM.
1. knife grinder (person):
knife grinder
afilador m. spol / afiladora ž. spol
2. knife grinder (implement):
knife grinder
afilador m. spol
knife rest SAM.
knife rest
knife block SAM.
knife block
knife <knives> [naɪf] SAM.
1. knife:
knife
cuchillo m. spol
2. knife (dagger):
knife
puñal m. spol
to wield a knife
3. knife (in a machine):
knife
cuchilla ž. spol
fraza:
the knifes are out for him brit. angl., avstral. angl. pog.
to get one's knife in(to) sb
to turn the knife (in the wound)
to be under the knife MED.
sheath knife SAM.
sheath knife
cuchillo m. spol de monte
clasp knife <knives> SAM.
clasp knife
navaja ž. spol
knife sharpener SAM.
knife sharpener
afilador m. spol
flick knife SAM. avstral. angl., brit. angl.
flick knife
putty knife <-knives> SAM.
putty knife
espátula ž. spol
paper knife <knives> SAM. brit. angl.
paper knife
abrecartas m. spol nesprem.
kitchen knife SAM.
kitchen knife
fruit knife SAM.
fruit knife
carving knife <knives> SAM.
carving knife
Angleščina
Angleščina
Španščina
Španščina
I. knife <knives> [naɪf] SAM.
1. knife:
knife
cuchillo m. spol
2. knife (dagger):
knife
puñal m. spol
to wield a knife
3. knife (in a machine):
knife
cuchilla ž. spol
fraza:
to turn the knife (in the wound)
to be under the knife MED.
II. knife <knives> [naɪf] GLAG. preh. glag.
knife
carving knife <knives> SAM.
carving knife
fruit knife SAM.
fruit knife
knife-edge SAM.
knife-edge
filo m. spol
to be (balanced) on a knife-edge fig.
paring knife <knives> SAM.
paring knife
putty knife <-knives> SAM.
putty knife
espátula ž. spol
clasp knife <knives> SAM.
clasp knife
navaja ž. spol
knife sharpener SAM.
knife sharpener
afilador m. spol
Španščina
Španščina
Angleščina
Angleščina
Present
Iknife
youknife
he/she/itknifes
weknife
youknife
theyknife
Past
Iknifed
youknifed
he/she/itknifed
weknifed
youknifed
theyknifed
Present Perfect
Ihaveknifed
youhaveknifed
he/she/ithasknifed
wehaveknifed
youhaveknifed
theyhaveknifed
Past Perfect
Ihadknifed
youhadknifed
he/she/ithadknifed
wehadknifed
youhadknifed
theyhadknifed
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