with a knife - Español Inglés Diccionario

with a knife

Significados de "with a knife" con otros términos en diccionario español inglés : 65 resultado(s)

Inglés Español
General
stab with a knife navajazo [m]
stab someone with a knife asestar una puñalada a alguien [v]
kill someone with a knife matar a alguien a cuchilladas [v]
attack someone with a knife atacar a alguien con un cuchillo [v]
attack with a knife atacar con un cuchillo [v]
stab with a clasp knife navajazo
thrust/gash with a knife navajazo [m]
stroke with a butcher's knife jiferada [f]
thrust/gash with a knife navajada [f]
someone who kills with a knife cuchillero [m] MXCAMARUYCL
person who mortally wounds another with a knife achureador [m] AR:Nw
cut in the face with a knife afeitazo [m] BO
small knife with a white handle cachiblanco [m] PA
troublesome man who is skilled at fighting with a knife cuchillero [m] MXGTSVNICLARUY
person who uses a cutacha, a long, narrow, straight knife, with their right hand cutachero [m] GT
cut made with a knife or machete filazo [m] HNSVNICR
large knife with a wide blade facón [m] CLrur.
violent blow with the sharp edge of a knife hachazo [m] VEARUYBOdelinq.
ceremonial knife used in ancient peru with a crescent shaped blade tumi [m] PE
someone who kills with a knife cuchillera [f] MXCAMARUYCL
person who mortally wounds another with a knife achureadora [f] AR:Nw
troublesome woman who is skilled at fighting with a knife cuchillera [f] MXGTSVNICLARUY
small knife with a long, straight, and narrow blade cotacha [f] GTrur.
hit or cut with a machete or knife macheteado [adj] CRPADOVErur.
hit or cut with a machete or knife macheteado [adj] GTHNSVNICUECBO
stab with a knife or sharp object napeado [adj] BO:W
stabbed with a knife or sharp object napeado [adj] BO:W
wound with a knife achurar [v] ARUYBO
kill with a knife achurar [v] ARUYBO
cut the seam of something (typically with a knife) descosturar [v] BO
cut some leaves of a banana plant with a banana knife desbajerar [v] GTCR
stab someone repeatedly with a knife charquear [v] CLAR:Nw
injure someone repeatedly or kill them with a knife or bladed weapon charquiar [v] CLAR:Nw
stab someone repeatedly with a knife charquiar [v] CLAR:Nw
wound someone with a knife charrasquear [v] MX
wound someone with a knife chasajear [v] SV
kill someone with a knife or other bladed weapon charquear [v] CLAR:Nw
kill someone with a knife or other bladed weapon charquiar [v] CLAR:Nw
stab with a knife chavetear [v] MXCU
slash with a knife chavetear [v] MXCU
cut with a knife machetear [v] NICRDOPRPErur.
wound with a knife ennavajar [v] HN
injure or kill someone with a machete or knife machetear [v] CRPADOVEECPEBOrur.
injure or kill someone with a machete or knife machetear [v] HNSVNICU
stab with a knife or sharp object napear [v] BO:W
split or make incisions with a knife ralear [v] HNSV
Idioms
cut the air with a knife sentir la tensión en el ambiente [v]
cut the air with a knife (poder) cortar el aire con un cuchillo [v]
stab a person all the way through with a knife coser a alguien a puñaladas [v]
run someone through (with a knife) coser a alguien a puñaladas [v]
stab with a knife pasar a cuchillo [v]
you could cut the atmosphere with a knife se respiraba la tensión en el ambiente
with a knife in one's teeth con el cuchillo entre los dientes
fight with a knife darse de filazo [v] HNSV
wound someone with a knife llegarle [v] MX
Colloquial
wound someone with a knife dar una cuchillada a alguien [v]
stab someone with a knife dar una cuchillada a alguien [v]
person who mortally wounds another with a knife achurador [m] ARUY
troublesome man who is skilled at fighting with a knife cuchillero [m] HN
knife with a short blade fiyingo [m] ARdisused
person who mortally wounds another with a knife achuradora [f] ARUY
troublesome woman who is skilled at fighting with a knife cuchillera [f] HN
Slang
cause a wound with a knife hachar [v] BO:Wdelinq.
injured oneself with a knife hacharse [v] BO:Wdelinq.
Law
wound inflicted with a dagger or a knife puñalada [f]