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stabbing

/ˈstæbɪŋ/

Translations

stabbingnoun

stabbings

/ˈstæb.ɪŋ/

ножевое ранение

The victim was taken to the hospital after the stabbing.

Пострадавший был доставлен в больницу после ножевого ранения.

удар ножом

The police are investigating the stabbing that occurred last night.

Полиция расследует удар ножом, произошедший прошлой ночью.

Additional translations

колотая рана

Synonyms

stabbinggerund / present participle

Used attributively/predicatively as the present participle of the verb “stab”: e.g., “a stabbing motion”

Synonyms

stabbingadjective

more stabbing

Comp.

most stabbing

Super.

/ˈstæb.ɪŋ/

колющий

He felt a stabbing pain in his side.

Он почувствовал колющую боль в боку.

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Synonyms

stabverb

stabbing

Gerund

stabbed

Past Simple

stabbed

Past Participle

stabbing

Gerund

/stæb/

заколоть

He tried to stab the intruder with a knife.

Он попытался заколоть злоумышленника ножом.

ударить ножом

She threatened to stab him if he didn't leave.

Она пригрозила ударить его ножом, если он не уйдет.

вонзить

He managed to stab the spear into the ground.

Ему удалось вонзить копье в землю.

Additional translations

Synonyms

stabgerund / present participle

stabbing

Derived from the present participle ‘stabbing’, e.g. “a stabbing pain”.

Synonyms

Definitions

stabbingnoun

An act or instance of thrusting a knife or other pointed weapon into someone or something.

The police are investigating a stabbing that occurred in the downtown area last night.

A wound or injury caused by a knife or other pointed weapon.

The victim was rushed to the hospital with a serious stabbing to the abdomen.

stabbinggerund / present participle

That stabs or is characterized by stabbing; making or resembling a thrust with a pointed weapon.

He made a stabbing gesture toward the target.

stabbingadjective

Sharp and sudden, often used to describe a type of pain.

She felt a stabbing pain in her side that made her gasp.

stabverb

To thrust a pointed weapon or tool into someone or something.

He tried to stab the intruder with a kitchen knife.

To pierce or wound with a pointed object.

She accidentally stabbed her finger with the needle while sewing.

Of pain or emotion: to be felt suddenly and sharply, as though by a stabbing action.

A fierce ache stabbed through his temples.

To attempt or try to do something.

He decided to stab at writing a novel during his vacation.

To betray or harm someone who trusts you (usually in the phrase “stab someone in the back”).

She felt her colleague had stabbed her in the back by taking credit for the idea.

stabgerund / present participle

Sharp, sudden, and piercing.

He doubled over with a stabbing pain in his side.