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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. knife <pl knives> [Am naɪf, Brit nʌɪf] N

ensañarse con alguien
atacar a alguien

II. knife [Am naɪf, Brit nʌɪf] VB trans

sheath knife N

Stanley knife® [Am ˈstænli ˌnaɪf, Brit ˈstanli nʌɪf] N Brit

cútter ® m Spain
trincheta f RioPl

steak knife N

flick knife N Brit

knife edge N

knife sharpener N

knife grinder N

1. knife grinder (person):

2. knife grinder (implement):

knife rest N

knife block N

u rečniku PONS

knife <knives> [naɪf] N

1. knife:

2. knife (dagger):

3. knife (in a machine):

Phrases:

the knifes are out for him Brit, Aus inf

sheath knife N

clasp knife <knives> N

knife sharpener N

flick knife N Aus, Brit

putty knife <-knives> N

paper knife <knives> N Brit

kitchen knife N

fruit knife N

carving knife <knives> N

u rečniku PONS
engleski
engleski
španski
španski

I. knife <knives> [naɪf] N

1. knife:

2. knife (dagger):

3. knife (in a machine):

Phrases:

II. knife <knives> [naɪf] VB trans

carving knife <knives> N

fruit knife N

knife-edge N

paring knife <knives> N

putty knife <-knives> N

clasp knife <knives> N

knife sharpener N

španski
španski
engleski
engleski
Present
Iknife
youknife
he/she/itknifes
weknife
youknife
theyknife
Past
Iknifed
youknifed
he/she/itknifed
weknifed
youknifed
theyknifed
Present Perfect
Ihaveknifed
youhaveknifed
he/she/ithasknifed
wehaveknifed
youhaveknifed
theyhaveknifed
Past Perfect
Ihadknifed
youhadknifed
he/she/ithadknifed
wehadknifed
youhadknifed
theyhadknifed

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