knives

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'knives' tem referência cruzada com 'knife'. Encontra-se em uma ou mais das linhas abaixo.'knives' is cross-referenced with 'knife'. It is in one or more of the lines below.

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Traduções principais
InglêsPortuguês
knife,
plural: knives
n
(kitchen utensil)faca sf
 The chef has his knife sharpened regularly.
 O chef afia a faca regularmente.
knife,
plural: knives
n
(eating utensil)faca sf
 Excuse me, waiter, I've been given two forks and no knife.
 Garçom, por favor, me deram dois garfos e nenhuma faca.
knife,
plural: knives
n
(cutting tool) (instrumento cortante)faca sf
 She used a Stanley knife to cut the cardboard.
 Ela usou uma faca para cortar o papelão.
knife [sb] vtr (stab)esfaquear vt
 The attacker knifed his victim three times.
 O agressor esfaqueou sua vítima três vezes.
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Traduções complementares
InglêsPortuguês
knife,
plural: knives
n
(machine: blade)lâmina sf
 Then the machine knives cut the paper to the correct size.
 Então as lâminas da máquina cortaram o papel no tamanho certo.
knife [sth] vtr (cut)cortar vt
 He said you should knife the plant's bark to make it flower sooner.
 Ele disse que você devia cortar a casca da planta para ela florescer mais rápido.
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WordReference English-Portuguese Dictionary © 2025:

Formas compostas:
InglêsPortuguês
bread knife n (tool for slicing bread)faca de pão sf
 I bake crusty artisan bread, so my husband gave me a really sharp bread knife.
butter knife n (tool for cutting butter)faca de manteiga loc sf
 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)faca de trinchar loc sf
 He confidently used the carving knife to cut the roast.
cheese knife n (utensil for cutting cheese)faca de queijo loc sf
 I used to have a cheese knife that had tines on the end to pick up the slices I cut.
dinner knife n (eating utensil)faca de mesa loc sf
 My sister holds her dinner knife in her left hand.
go under the knife v expr informal (have surgery)entrar na faca expres
 She is going under the knife on Tuesday.
hunting knife n (cutting tool used in hunting)faca de caça loc sf
 He used his hunting knife to gut the rabbit.
jackknife,
jack-knife
n
(tool: pocket knife)canivete sm
 Bob used his jackknife to open the box.
jackknife,
jack-knife
n
figurative (movement: folding in half)dobra ao meio loc sf
  encolhimento sm
 It was obvious, from his jackknife, that the blow had really hurt the boxer.
 Era óbvio, pelo encolhimento, que o golpe realmente machucara o boxeador.
jackknife,
jack-knife
n
figurative (dive with bend)salto carpado loc sm
 The diver's jackknife was as perfect as could be.
jackknife,
jack-knife
vi
figurative (fold in half) (fig.,)dobrar-se ao meio loc v
 A lorry had jacknifed on the motorway, causing massive tailbacks.
 Um caminhão se dobrou na estrada, causando enormes engarrafamentos.
jackknife,
jack-knife
vi
figurative (dive)saltar carpado v int + adj
 The diver jackknifed cleanly into the water.
knife and fork npl (cutlery, eating implements)garfo e faca
 When planning a party menu, avoid meats that require cutting up with a knife and fork.
knife edge,
knife-edge,
knife's edge
n
(blade)fio da faca
 The knife edge was sharp and cut through the thick vegetables with ease.
knife [sb] in the back v expr informal, figurative (betray) (coloquial, trair)apunhalar vt
 She knifed him in the back by telling the boss his plans.
knife in the back n informal, figurative (betrayal) (informal, figurado)facada nas costas loc sf
knife's edge,
knife edge
n
(blade)fio da faca
 A knife's edge is generally very sharp.
not the sharpest knife in the drawer,
not the sharpest tool in the shed
expr
(person: not smart)não ser a pessoa mais inteligente expres
on a knife-edge adv figurative (in precarious state) (figurado)no fio da navalha
paring knife n (small kitchen blade)faca de aparar sf
pocket knife n (knife that fits in a pocket)canivete sm
pocketknife,
pocket knife
n
(small portable knife) (pequena faca portátil)canivete sm
 Bob accidentally packed a pocketknife in his carry-on luggage and was detained in the airport.
steak knife n (sharp eating utensil) (utensílio afiado para cortar carne)faca de cozinha sf
  faca de churrasco sf
  (informal)faca sf
Swiss army knife n (multi-function folding tool)canivete suíço sm
switchblade,
switchblade knife (US),
flick knife (UK)
n
(retractable pocket knife)canivete sm
 The police discovered that the murder weapon was a switchblade.
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