英语词汇knife怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ knife /ˈnaɪf/ noun

plural knives /ˈnaɪvz/

¹ knife

/ˈnaɪf/

noun

plural knives /ˈnaɪvz/

Learner's definition of KNIFE

[count]

: a usually sharp blade attached to a handle that is used for cutting or as a weapon刀

Each dinner guest gets two forks, a knife, and a spoon.每位宴会客人有两把餐叉、一把餐刀、一个餐匙。
He pulled/drew a knife on me and threatened to stab me with it.他朝我拔出刀，威胁要捅我。

— see picture at place setting; see also butter knife, carving knife, palette knife, paring knife, steak knife, utility knife

like a (hot) knife through butter

informal

: very quickly and easily轻而易举地

The bill passed through the senate like a hot knife through butter.此议案在参议院轻而易举地获得通过。

the knives are out (for someone)

— used to say that people are ready to blame or punish someone for something often in a way that is unfair（对某人）兴师问罪

They lost yet another important game, and now the knives are out for their coach.他们又输了一场重要比赛，现在要对教练兴师问罪了。

twist/turn the knife (in the wound)

informal

: to say or do things that cause more pain to someone who is already suffering使雪上加霜；往伤口上撒盐

Any more cuts in government aid to these poor people will be twisting the knife in the wound.如果再减少政府对这些穷人的资助，那将是雪上加霜。

under the knife

informal

: having a medical operation做手术

I'm going under the knife [=having surgery] tomorrow.我明天要做个手术。

² knife /ˈnaɪf/ verb

knifes; knifed; knifing

² knife

/ˈnaɪf/

verb

knifes; knifed; knifing

Learner's definition of KNIFE

[+ object] : to injure (someone) with a knife用刀扎，用刀捅（某人）

He died after being knifed in the chest.他被人用刀捅在胸口上而死。

[no object] : to move easily and quickly like a knife cutting through something如刀般划过

ships knifing through the waves破浪前行的船

单词	knife
释义	knife (verb) knife 15 ENTRIES FOUND: knife (noun) knife (verb) knife-edge (noun) butter knife (noun) carving knife (noun) flick-knife (noun) palette knife (noun) paper knife (noun) paring knife (noun) steak knife (noun) utility knife (noun) butter (noun) hot (adjective) twist (verb) wound (noun) ¹ knife /ˈnaɪf/ noun plural knives /ˈnaɪvz/ ¹ knife /ˈnaɪf/ noun plural knives /ˈnaɪvz/ Learner's definition of KNIFE [count] : a usually sharp blade attached to a handle that is used for cutting or as a weapon刀 Each dinner guest gets two forks, a knife, and a spoon.每位宴会客人有两把餐叉、一把餐刀、一个餐匙。 He pulled/drew a knife on me and threatened to stab me with it.他朝我拔出刀，威胁要捅我。 — see picture at place setting; see also butter knife, carving knife, palette knife, paring knife, steak knife, utility knife like a (hot) knife through butter informal : very quickly and easily轻而易举地 The bill passed through the senate like a hot knife through butter.此议案在参议院轻而易举地获得通过。 the knives are out (for someone) — used to say that people are ready to blame or punish someone for something often in a way that is unfair（对某人）兴师问罪 They lost yet another important game, and now the knives are out for their coach.他们又输了一场重要比赛，现在要对教练兴师问罪了。 twist/turn the knife (in the wound) informal : to say or do things that cause more pain to someone who is already suffering使雪上加霜；往伤口上撒盐 Any more cuts in government aid to these poor people will be twisting the knife in the wound.如果再减少政府对这些穷人的资助，那将是雪上加霜。 under the knife informal : having a medical operation做手术 I'm going under the knife [=having surgery] tomorrow.我明天要做个手术。 ² knife /ˈnaɪf/ verb knifes; knifed; knifing ² knife /ˈnaɪf/ verb knifes; knifed; knifing Learner's definition of KNIFE 1 [+ object] : to injure (someone) with a knife用刀扎，用刀捅（某人） He died after being knifed in the chest.他被人用刀捅在胸口上而死。 2 [no object] : to move easily and quickly like a knife cutting through something如刀般划过 ships knifing through the waves破浪前行的船
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