jabbed

UK
/dʒæbd/
US
/dʒæbd/
jabverb

jabbed

Past Simple

jabbed
Past Simple
jabbed
Past Participle
jabbing
Gerund
UK
/dʒæb/
US
/dʒæb/
Traducciones
piquerPour une action brève et brusque avec un objet pointu ou acéré.
He jabbed the needle into the fabric to start sewing.
Il a piqué l'aiguille dans le tissu pour commencer à coudre.
asséner un coup de poingSurtout en boxe ; rend l'idée d'un coup bref et vif.
The boxer jabbed his opponent repeatedly to keep him at a distance.
Le boxeur a asséné plusieurs coups de poing à son adversaire pour le tenir à distance.
lancer une piquePour une remarque brève, acerbe ou sarcastique.
She jabbed at him with a sarcastic comment during the meeting.
Elle lui a lancé une pique avec une remarque sarcastique pendant la réunion.
Definiciones
To poke or thrust abruptly, especially with something sharp or pointed.
He jabbed the needle into the fabric to start sewing.
To strike with a short, quick blow, especially with a fist.
The boxer jabbed his opponent repeatedly to keep him at a distance.
To make a quick, sharp comment or remark.
She jabbed at him with a sarcastic comment during the meeting.
jabnoun
Definiciones
A quick, sharp blow or punch, especially with the fist.
The boxer delivered a swift jab to his opponent's chin.
An injection, especially one given as a vaccination.
She went to the clinic to get her flu jab before the winter season.
A mocking, sarcastic, or cutting remark aimed at someone.
He took a jab at the new policy during his speech.