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knife

UK:^*^*UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ˈnaɪf/US:USA pronunciation: IPA and respellingUSA pronunciation: IPA/naɪf/ ,USA pronunciation: respelling(nīf )

Inflections of 'knife' (n): npl: knives

Inflections of 'knife' (v): (⇒ conjugate)

knifes: v 3rd person singular

knifing: v pres p

knifed: v past

knifed: v past p

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English Collocations

Główne tłumaczenia
Angielski	Polski
knife, plural: knives n	(kitchen utensil)	nóż m
The chef has his knife sharpened regularly.
knife, plural: knives n	(eating utensil)	nóż m
Excuse me, waiter, I've been given two forks and no knife.
knife, plural: knives n	(cutting tool)	nóż m
She used a Stanley knife to cut the cardboard.
Użyła noża do papieru, aby przeciąć tekturę.
knife [sb]⇒ vtr	(stab)	dźgać nożem ndk. + m
dźgnąć nożem dk. + m
The attacker knifed his victim three times.

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Dodatkowe Tłumaczenia
Angielski	Polski
knife, plural: knives n	(machine: blade)	nóż m
Then the machine knives cut the paper to the correct size.
knife [sth]⇒ vtr	(cut)	ciąć coś ndk.
uciąć coś dk.
He said you should knife the plant's bark to make it flower sooner.

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Formy złożone:
Angielski	Polski
bread knife n	(tool for slicing bread)	nóż do chleba wyr.
I bake crusty artisan bread, so my husband gave me a really sharp bread knife.
butter knife n	(tool for cutting butter)	nóż do masła wyr.
The butter knife is not sharp as it only has to cut through butter, which is very soft.
carving knife n	(utensil for carving meat)	nóż do krojenia mięsa
He confidently used the carving knife to cut the roast.
cheese knife n	(utensil for cutting cheese)	nóż do sera wyr.
I used to have a cheese knife that had tines on the end to pick up the slices I cut.
dinner knife n	(knife used for main course)	nóż do głównego dania
Americans put their dinner knife on the plate after they cut their food; Europeans continue to hold it in their hand.
hunting knife n	(cutting tool used in hunting)	nóż myśliwski m + przym.
He used his hunting knife to gut the rabbit.
jackknife, jack-knife n	(tool: pocket knife) (dosłowny)	scyzoryk m
Bob used his jackknife to open the box.
jackknife, jack-knife n	figurative (movement: folding in half) (przenośny)	składać się wpół
złożyć się wpół
It was obvious, from his jackknife, that the blow had really hurt the boxer.
jackknife, jack-knife n	figurative (dive with bend)	skok do wody w pozycji łamanej wyr.
The diver's jackknife was as perfect as could be.
jackknife, jack-knife vi	figurative (fold in half)	składać na pół
złożyć na pół
A lorry had jacknifed on the motorway, causing massive tailbacks.
knife edge, knife-edge, knife's edge n	(blade)	brzeg noża m + m
The knife edge was sharp and cut through the thick vegetables with ease.
knife's edge, knife edge n	(blade)	ostrze noża n + m
A knife's edge is generally very sharp.
pocketknife, pocket knife n	(small portable knife)	scyzoryk m
Bob accidentally packed a pocketknife in his carry-on luggage and was detained in the airport.
steak knife n	(sharp eating utensil)	nóż stekowy m + przym.
switchblade, switchblade knife (US), flick knife (UK) n	(retractable pocket knife)	nóż sprężynowy m + przym.
The police discovered that the murder weapon was a switchblade.