stab

英[stæb]美[stæb]

v.[T]
1.戳（某物）；刺伤（某人）；用（刀等）捅某人、某物
n.[C]
1.刺；戳；捅；扎；戳击
2.刺伤或捅伤的伤口
3.刺痛

名　词：stab'ber

同：	[n.] knife thrust, pang, shot, twinge [v.] dig, jab, knife, poke

He doesn't have his heart in the right place. He would find every opportunity to stab in the Back of others
他的心术不正,动不动就在别人的背后捅刀子收藏
I was taken aback and didn't think Zhang would stab me in the Back. I placed too much trust in her
我万万没有想到张某会在背后捅我一刀。我过去太信任她收藏
Gomulka and some people in Hungary have picked it up to stab at the Soviet Union and oppose so-called stalinism
哥穆尔卡、匈牙利的一些人就拿起这把刀于杀苏联，反所谓斯大林主义。收藏
Jim got a small stab in his hand when he grabbed a sharp corner of his toy.
吉姆抓到玩具的尖角上，把手刺了个小伤口。收藏
Stab with a knife
用刀刺收藏

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a sudden sharp feeling
- pangs of regret
- she felt a stab of excitement
- twinges of conscience
[同] pang, stab, twinge
a strong blow with a knife or other sharp pointed instrument
- one strong stab to the heart killed him
[同] knife thrust, stab, thrust

use a knife on
- The victim was knifed to death
[同] knife, stab
stab or pierce
- he jabbed the piece of meat with his pocket knife
[同] jab, stab

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