Definition of sheath knife in English:

sheath knife

noun

A short knife similar to a dagger, carried in a sheath.
带鞘刀
Example sentencesExamples
- A total of 708 knives were deposited during the last Surrey Police knives amnesty in December 1995, which ran for a month, and included 262 kitchen knives, 123 flick knives, 89 sheath knives and 59 machetes.
- It is best known for folding knives, but don't be fooled, they also offer a number of excellent sheath knives.
- The weapon wasn't a pocketknife or sheath knife, but a stiletto.
- Don't carry your fixed-blade sheath knife right next to your spare pistol magazines.
- Settle Town Council responded to complaints by banning a stall from selling air guns and sheath knives at the Tuesday market.
- Model types range from concealable automatics to multifunctional sheath knives.
- The sheath knife was a versatile tool, and it continues to symbolize maleness in recreational hunting and fishing.
- It was Rusty who thought a small, useful sheath knife would be appropriate, and Johnson supplied one of his ‘Gochenour’ blades, subtly enhanced to flow with the rest of the rig.
- My sheath knife had the standard Bowie blade with a hollow pommel concealing a spool of approximately ten metres of single-strand nylon fishing line, five hooks, and five needles and thread.
- From the through-hiker's multiblades to the kayaker's sheath knife, we've compiled five of the best.
- My fatigue pants were there, as well as my shirt, belt, and sheath knife.
- A double barrelled shotgun lay on the ground, and a sheath knife was stuck in the soil.
- Police later found a gas-operated rifle and sheath knife among weapons at his home.
- Their compactness and convenience is appealing, but for pure handiness and rough and ready durability, the fixed-blade sheath knife is still king and the choice of most seasoned outdoorsmen.
- Any sheath knife incapable of taking on such tasks isn't worth carrying.
- Many's the hour we would sit round the old camp fire with an old lump of wood and our sheath knives beavering away to produce a scale model of the Taj Mahal or a lifesize model of Twiggy (no pun intended).

Definition of sheath knife in US English:

sheath knife

nounˈSHēTH ˌnīfˈʃiθ ˌnaɪf

A short knife similar to a dagger, carried in a sheath.
带鞘刀
Example sentencesExamples
- Model types range from concealable automatics to multifunctional sheath knives.
- From the through-hiker's multiblades to the kayaker's sheath knife, we've compiled five of the best.
- Police later found a gas-operated rifle and sheath knife among weapons at his home.
- A total of 708 knives were deposited during the last Surrey Police knives amnesty in December 1995, which ran for a month, and included 262 kitchen knives, 123 flick knives, 89 sheath knives and 59 machetes.
- My fatigue pants were there, as well as my shirt, belt, and sheath knife.
- It is best known for folding knives, but don't be fooled, they also offer a number of excellent sheath knives.
- A double barrelled shotgun lay on the ground, and a sheath knife was stuck in the soil.
- Many's the hour we would sit round the old camp fire with an old lump of wood and our sheath knives beavering away to produce a scale model of the Taj Mahal or a lifesize model of Twiggy (no pun intended).
- The weapon wasn't a pocketknife or sheath knife, but a stiletto.
- My sheath knife had the standard Bowie blade with a hollow pommel concealing a spool of approximately ten metres of single-strand nylon fishing line, five hooks, and five needles and thread.
- Their compactness and convenience is appealing, but for pure handiness and rough and ready durability, the fixed-blade sheath knife is still king and the choice of most seasoned outdoorsmen.
- The sheath knife was a versatile tool, and it continues to symbolize maleness in recreational hunting and fishing.
- It was Rusty who thought a small, useful sheath knife would be appropriate, and Johnson supplied one of his ‘Gochenour’ blades, subtly enhanced to flow with the rest of the rig.
- Any sheath knife incapable of taking on such tasks isn't worth carrying.
- Settle Town Council responded to complaints by banning a stall from selling air guns and sheath knives at the Tuesday market.
- Don't carry your fixed-blade sheath knife right next to your spare pistol magazines.

单词	sheath knife
释义	Definition of sheath knife in English: sheath knife noun A short knife similar to a dagger, carried in a sheath. 带鞘刀 Example sentencesExamples A total of 708 knives were deposited during the last Surrey Police knives amnesty in December 1995, which ran for a month, and included 262 kitchen knives, 123 flick knives, 89 sheath knives and 59 machetes. It is best known for folding knives, but don't be fooled, they also offer a number of excellent sheath knives. The weapon wasn't a pocketknife or sheath knife, but a stiletto. Don't carry your fixed-blade sheath knife right next to your spare pistol magazines. Settle Town Council responded to complaints by banning a stall from selling air guns and sheath knives at the Tuesday market. Model types range from concealable automatics to multifunctional sheath knives. The sheath knife was a versatile tool, and it continues to symbolize maleness in recreational hunting and fishing. It was Rusty who thought a small, useful sheath knife would be appropriate, and Johnson supplied one of his ‘Gochenour’ blades, subtly enhanced to flow with the rest of the rig. My sheath knife had the standard Bowie blade with a hollow pommel concealing a spool of approximately ten metres of single-strand nylon fishing line, five hooks, and five needles and thread. From the through-hiker's multiblades to the kayaker's sheath knife, we've compiled five of the best. My fatigue pants were there, as well as my shirt, belt, and sheath knife. A double barrelled shotgun lay on the ground, and a sheath knife was stuck in the soil. Police later found a gas-operated rifle and sheath knife among weapons at his home. Their compactness and convenience is appealing, but for pure handiness and rough and ready durability, the fixed-blade sheath knife is still king and the choice of most seasoned outdoorsmen. Any sheath knife incapable of taking on such tasks isn't worth carrying. Many's the hour we would sit round the old camp fire with an old lump of wood and our sheath knives beavering away to produce a scale model of the Taj Mahal or a lifesize model of Twiggy (no pun intended). Definition of sheath knife in US English: sheath knife nounˈSHēTH ˌnīfˈʃiθ ˌnaɪf A short knife similar to a dagger, carried in a sheath. 带鞘刀 Example sentencesExamples Model types range from concealable automatics to multifunctional sheath knives. From the through-hiker's multiblades to the kayaker's sheath knife, we've compiled five of the best. Police later found a gas-operated rifle and sheath knife among weapons at his home. A total of 708 knives were deposited during the last Surrey Police knives amnesty in December 1995, which ran for a month, and included 262 kitchen knives, 123 flick knives, 89 sheath knives and 59 machetes. My fatigue pants were there, as well as my shirt, belt, and sheath knife. It is best known for folding knives, but don't be fooled, they also offer a number of excellent sheath knives. A double barrelled shotgun lay on the ground, and a sheath knife was stuck in the soil. Many's the hour we would sit round the old camp fire with an old lump of wood and our sheath knives beavering away to produce a scale model of the Taj Mahal or a lifesize model of Twiggy (no pun intended). The weapon wasn't a pocketknife or sheath knife, but a stiletto. My sheath knife had the standard Bowie blade with a hollow pommel concealing a spool of approximately ten metres of single-strand nylon fishing line, five hooks, and five needles and thread. Their compactness and convenience is appealing, but for pure handiness and rough and ready durability, the fixed-blade sheath knife is still king and the choice of most seasoned outdoorsmen. The sheath knife was a versatile tool, and it continues to symbolize maleness in recreational hunting and fishing. It was Rusty who thought a small, useful sheath knife would be appropriate, and Johnson supplied one of his ‘Gochenour’ blades, subtly enhanced to flow with the rest of the rig. Any sheath knife incapable of taking on such tasks isn't worth carrying. Settle Town Council responded to complaints by banning a stall from selling air guns and sheath knives at the Tuesday market. Don't carry your fixed-blade sheath knife right next to your spare pistol magazines.
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