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I. knife <pl knives> [naɪf] N

knife
Messer nt <-s, ->
to go under the knife MED
to pull [or draw] a knife [on sb]
to wield [or brandish] a knife

Phrases:

to get [or have] your knife into sb
to get [or have] your knife into sb
to get [or have] your knife into sb
jdn gefressen haben inf FRG
the knives are out for him Brit, Aus inf
to put [or stick] the knife into sb
to turn [or twist] the knife [in the wound]

II. knife [naɪf] VB trans

to knife sb
to knife sb
to knife sb (fatally)

bowie knife [ˈbəʊi-, Am ˈboʊi-] N

bowie knife

ˈbread knife N

bread knife
Brotmesser nt <-s, ->

ˈbut·ter knife N

butter knife
Buttermesser nt <-s, ->

ˈcarv·ing knife N

carving knife
Tranchiermesser nt <-s, ->

ˈcheese knife N

cheese knife

ˈchop·ping knife N

chopping knife
Wiegemesser nt <-s, ->

ˈclasp knife N

clasp knife
Klappmesser nt <-s, ->
clasp knife
Taschenmesser nt <-s, ->

ˈfish knife N

fish knife
Fischmesser nt <-s, ->

ˈflick knife N Brit, Aus

flick knife
Klappmesser nt <-s, ->

ˈfruit knife N

fruit knife
Obstmesser nt <-s, ->
fruit knife

ˈkitch·en knife N

kitchen knife
Küchenmesser nt <-s, ->
kitchen knife

ˈknife-blade N

knife-blade
Messerklinge f <-, -n>
knife-blade

I. ˈknife-edge N

knife-edge
to be on a knife-edge fig

II. ˈknife-edge ADJ attr, inv

1. knife-edge (narrow):

knife-edge
knife-edge ridge

2. knife-edge fig (uncertain):

knife-edge situation
knife-edge situation
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