knifelike

UK
/ˈnaɪflaɪk/
US
/ˈnaɪflaɪk/

Übersetzungen

knifelikeadjektiv
more knifelike
Komp.
most knifelike
Super.
UK
/ˈnaɪflaɪk/
US
/ˈnaɪflaɪk/
The knifelike edge of the rock made it dangerous to climb.
Ножевидный край скалы делал её опасной для восхождения.
knifelikeadverb
UK
/ˈnaɪf.laɪk/
US
/ˈnaɪf.laɪk/
Can function adverbially in manner expressions: e.g. "The wind cut knifelike across the plain."

Definitionen

knifelikeadjektiv
Having a sharp, cutting edge or point similar to that of a knife.
The knifelike edge of the rock made it dangerous to climb without proper gear.
Resembling a knife in shape or appearance.
The leaves of the plant were long and knifelike, tapering to a fine point.
Piercing or cutting in a metaphorical sense, often used to describe something intense or penetrating.
She felt a knifelike pain in her side that took her breath away.
knifelikeadverb
In a manner resembling a knife; sharply or incisively.
The cold air slashed knifelike through his thin jacket.