Definition of flick knife in English:

flick knife

noun

British

A knife with a blade that springs out from the handle when a button is pressed.
〈英〉弹簧刀
North American term switchblade
Example sentencesExamples
- A large flick knife was still gripped tightly in his trotter.
- He produced a flick knife with a five-inch blade from behind his back.
- She was stopped by a man who held a black handled flick knife to her throat and demanded money.
- Among the weapons police took off pupils from the two schools were a flick knife, tent pegs, half a cricket bat and a baseball bat,.
- Police said she was approached by two men at 10.45 pm before one of them threatened her with what appeared to be a flick knife.
- It was a pocket side opening flick knife, its handle made in green glass with a golden dragon embedded within it.
- One of them pulled out a flick knife with a four-inch blade and the other demanded the pizza.
- The latest headlines came earlier this week, when the former singer was handed a four-month suspended sentence for possession of a flick knife.
- He pressed a flick knife to the neck of the shopper and threatened to cut his throat if he did not hand over his car keys.
- Police are warning shopkeepers they could face prosecution for selling cigarette lighters which also contain a hidden flick knife.
- Having been stopped by the police while driving a friend's car, he was found in possession of a flick knife.
- ‘Hand over your bag’ a boy pulled out a flick knife and stepped forward.
- Every teenager became a potential Marlon Brando clone, complete with flick knife and cycle chain accessories.
- Here, a 58-year-old man was assaulted and tied up after four or five men, one of whom was armed with a flick knife and another with a metal bar, kicked in the door of his house.
- A terrified woman taxi driver kept her nerve when a male passenger pulled out a flick knife and demanded her takings.
- Then he reached into his coat, and took out a flick knife.
- Mr. Torney said: ‘This is reminiscent of the flick knives of years gone by.’
- Iona said she could not recall what raced through her mind when the mugger pulled out his flick knife.
- The window and display cabinets are scattered with many flick knives, butterfly knives, samurai swords and machetes, plus an arsenal of air - powered firearms.
- The research was carried out following an incident in a North Yorkshire school where a flick knife concealed in a lighter was confiscated from a 15-year-old boy.

Definition of flick knife in US English:

flick knife

nounˈflik ˌnīfˈflɪk ˌnaɪf

British

A knife with a blade that springs out from the handle when a button is pressed; a switchblade.
〈英〉弹簧刀
Example sentencesExamples
- The latest headlines came earlier this week, when the former singer was handed a four-month suspended sentence for possession of a flick knife.
- A large flick knife was still gripped tightly in his trotter.
- She was stopped by a man who held a black handled flick knife to her throat and demanded money.
- The window and display cabinets are scattered with many flick knives, butterfly knives, samurai swords and machetes, plus an arsenal of air - powered firearms.
- He produced a flick knife with a five-inch blade from behind his back.
- Mr. Torney said: ‘This is reminiscent of the flick knives of years gone by.’
- It was a pocket side opening flick knife, its handle made in green glass with a golden dragon embedded within it.
- Every teenager became a potential Marlon Brando clone, complete with flick knife and cycle chain accessories.
- ‘Hand over your bag’ a boy pulled out a flick knife and stepped forward.
- Having been stopped by the police while driving a friend's car, he was found in possession of a flick knife.
- The research was carried out following an incident in a North Yorkshire school where a flick knife concealed in a lighter was confiscated from a 15-year-old boy.
- A terrified woman taxi driver kept her nerve when a male passenger pulled out a flick knife and demanded her takings.
- He pressed a flick knife to the neck of the shopper and threatened to cut his throat if he did not hand over his car keys.
- Then he reached into his coat, and took out a flick knife.
- Here, a 58-year-old man was assaulted and tied up after four or five men, one of whom was armed with a flick knife and another with a metal bar, kicked in the door of his house.
- Police said she was approached by two men at 10.45 pm before one of them threatened her with what appeared to be a flick knife.
- Iona said she could not recall what raced through her mind when the mugger pulled out his flick knife.
- Police are warning shopkeepers they could face prosecution for selling cigarette lighters which also contain a hidden flick knife.
- One of them pulled out a flick knife with a four-inch blade and the other demanded the pizza.
- Among the weapons police took off pupils from the two schools were a flick knife, tent pegs, half a cricket bat and a baseball bat,.

单词	flick knife
释义	Definition of flick knife in English: flick knife noun British A knife with a blade that springs out from the handle when a button is pressed. 〈英〉弹簧刀 North American term switchblade Example sentencesExamples A large flick knife was still gripped tightly in his trotter. He produced a flick knife with a five-inch blade from behind his back. She was stopped by a man who held a black handled flick knife to her throat and demanded money. Among the weapons police took off pupils from the two schools were a flick knife, tent pegs, half a cricket bat and a baseball bat,. Police said she was approached by two men at 10.45 pm before one of them threatened her with what appeared to be a flick knife. It was a pocket side opening flick knife, its handle made in green glass with a golden dragon embedded within it. One of them pulled out a flick knife with a four-inch blade and the other demanded the pizza. The latest headlines came earlier this week, when the former singer was handed a four-month suspended sentence for possession of a flick knife. He pressed a flick knife to the neck of the shopper and threatened to cut his throat if he did not hand over his car keys. Police are warning shopkeepers they could face prosecution for selling cigarette lighters which also contain a hidden flick knife. Having been stopped by the police while driving a friend's car, he was found in possession of a flick knife. ‘Hand over your bag’ a boy pulled out a flick knife and stepped forward. Every teenager became a potential Marlon Brando clone, complete with flick knife and cycle chain accessories. Here, a 58-year-old man was assaulted and tied up after four or five men, one of whom was armed with a flick knife and another with a metal bar, kicked in the door of his house. A terrified woman taxi driver kept her nerve when a male passenger pulled out a flick knife and demanded her takings. Then he reached into his coat, and took out a flick knife. Mr. Torney said: ‘This is reminiscent of the flick knives of years gone by.’ Iona said she could not recall what raced through her mind when the mugger pulled out his flick knife. The window and display cabinets are scattered with many flick knives, butterfly knives, samurai swords and machetes, plus an arsenal of air - powered firearms. The research was carried out following an incident in a North Yorkshire school where a flick knife concealed in a lighter was confiscated from a 15-year-old boy. Definition of flick knife in US English: flick knife nounˈflik ˌnīfˈflɪk ˌnaɪf British A knife with a blade that springs out from the handle when a button is pressed; a switchblade. 〈英〉弹簧刀 Example sentencesExamples The latest headlines came earlier this week, when the former singer was handed a four-month suspended sentence for possession of a flick knife. A large flick knife was still gripped tightly in his trotter. She was stopped by a man who held a black handled flick knife to her throat and demanded money. The window and display cabinets are scattered with many flick knives, butterfly knives, samurai swords and machetes, plus an arsenal of air - powered firearms. He produced a flick knife with a five-inch blade from behind his back. Mr. Torney said: ‘This is reminiscent of the flick knives of years gone by.’ It was a pocket side opening flick knife, its handle made in green glass with a golden dragon embedded within it. Every teenager became a potential Marlon Brando clone, complete with flick knife and cycle chain accessories. ‘Hand over your bag’ a boy pulled out a flick knife and stepped forward. Having been stopped by the police while driving a friend's car, he was found in possession of a flick knife. The research was carried out following an incident in a North Yorkshire school where a flick knife concealed in a lighter was confiscated from a 15-year-old boy. A terrified woman taxi driver kept her nerve when a male passenger pulled out a flick knife and demanded her takings. He pressed a flick knife to the neck of the shopper and threatened to cut his throat if he did not hand over his car keys. Then he reached into his coat, and took out a flick knife. Here, a 58-year-old man was assaulted and tied up after four or five men, one of whom was armed with a flick knife and another with a metal bar, kicked in the door of his house. Police said she was approached by two men at 10.45 pm before one of them threatened her with what appeared to be a flick knife. Iona said she could not recall what raced through her mind when the mugger pulled out his flick knife. Police are warning shopkeepers they could face prosecution for selling cigarette lighters which also contain a hidden flick knife. One of them pulled out a flick knife with a four-inch blade and the other demanded the pizza. Among the weapons police took off pupils from the two schools were a flick knife, tent pegs, half a cricket bat and a baseball bat,.
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