knife

UK
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US
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Translations

knifenoun
knives
pl
UK
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US
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He used a knife to cut the vegetables.
Он использовал нож, чтобы нарезать овощи.
knifeverb
knifed
Past Simple
knifed
Past Participle
knifing
Gerund
UK
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US
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He decided to knife the vegetables for the salad.
Он решил резать овощи для салата.
knifeadjective
UK
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US
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Used attributively before another noun to denote relation to knives (e.g., "knife crime", "knife wound").

Definitions

knifenoun
A utensil or tool with a sharp blade fixed in a handle, used for cutting food or other material.
She selected a sharp knife to slice the bread.
A small folding or pocket knife kept for general use.
He always carried a knife in his pocket while hiking.
A weapon with a blade, typically used for stabbing or slashing.
The detective found a knife at the crime scene, which was later identified as the murder weapon.
knifeverb
To cut or stab with a knife.
He threatened to knife anyone who tried to stop him.
To move or push through something as if using a knife.
The boat knifed through the water with ease.
knifeadjective
Relating to, involving, or carried out with knives.
The authorities are concerned about the rise in knife crime.