a knife

Meanings of "a knife" in Spanish English Dictionary : 1 result(s)

	Kategori	İngilizce	İspanyolca
Slang
1	Slang	a knife	filero [m] MX

Meanings of "a knife" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 150 result(s)

	Kategori	İngilizce	İspanyolca
Common
1	Common	criminal who carries a knife	navajero [m]
General
2	General	blow from a large pointed knife	facazo [m]
3	General	wound from a large pointed knife	facazo [m]
4	General	blunt side of a knife	lomo [m]
5	General	blow from a knife	navajazo [m]
6	General	wound from a large knife	navajonazo [m]
7	General	each piece of a knife or gun handle	cacha [f]
8	General	blow from a butcher's knife	jiferada [f]
9	General	blow from a knife	navajada [f]
10	General	pertaining to a knife	cuchillar [adj]
11	General	similar to a knife	cuchillar [adj]
12	General	carry a knife in the sleeve	empalmarse [v]
13	General	put a handle on a knife	encachar [v]
14	General	two pieces of a knife or gun handle	cachas [f/pl]
15	General	stab with a knife	navajazo [m]
16	General	stab someone with a knife	asestar una puñalada a alguien [v]
17	General	kill someone with a knife	matar a alguien a cuchilladas [v]
18	General	attack someone with a knife	atacar a alguien con un cuchillo [v]
19	General	attack with a knife	atacar con un cuchillo [v]
20	General	draw (out) a knife	extraer un cuchillo [v]
21	General	draw a knife	dibujar un cuchillo [v]
22	General	draw (out) a knife	sacar un cuchillo [v]
23	General	stab with a clasp knife	navajazo
24	General	blade of a knife	hoja de un cuchillo
25	General	a large knife used by the indians in philippines	bolo [m]
26	General	thrust/gash with a knife	navajazo [m]
27	General	each of the two leaves of a razor or knife handle	cacha [f]
28	General	stroke with a butcher's knife	jiferada [f]
29	General	sheath of a pruning-knife	guarda [f]
30	General	thrust/gash with a knife	navajada [f]
31	General	belonging to a knife	cuchillar [adj]
32	General	take the edge off a knife	embotar un cuchillo [v]
33	General	someone who kills with a knife	cuchillero [m] MXCAMARUYCL
34	General	person who mortally wounds another with a knife	achureador [m] AR:Nw
35	General	cut in the face with a knife	afeitazo [m] BO
36	General	nick on the blade of a machete or knife	calazo [m] SVHNrur.
37	General	wound caused by a jagged knife	calachazo [m] SV
38	General	small knife with a white handle	cachiblanco [m] PA
39	General	troublesome man who is skilled at fighting with a knife	cuchillero [m] MXGTSVNICLARUY
40	General	thug or troublemaker very skilled at using a knife to injure people	charqueador [m] AR:Nw
41	General	person who uses a cutacha, a long, narrow, straight knife, with their right hand	cutachero [m] GT
42	General	cut made with a knife or machete	filazo [m] HNSVNICR
43	General	large knife with a wide blade	facón [m] CLrur.
44	General	curved blade tip of a machete or knife	gavilán [m] HNrur.
45	General	violent blow with the sharp edge of a knife	hachazo [m] VEARUYBOdelinq.
46	General	small knife without a handle	pilancho [m] AR:Nwrur.
47	General	man who carries a knife	puñalero [m] VE
48	General	blow from a large knife	rulazo [m] CRPACO
49	General	ceremonial knife used in ancient peru with a crescent shaped blade	tumi [m] PE
50	General	someone who kills with a knife	cuchillera [f] MXCAMARUYCL
51	General	a long knife	cutache [f] HN
52	General	person who mortally wounds another with a knife	achureadora [f] AR:Nw
53	General	extensive and deep wound produced by a knife	bramera [f] VE:W
54	General	leather pouch used to store a knife used in agricultural tasks	cubierta [f] CR
55	General	troublesome woman who is skilled at fighting with a knife	cuchillera [f] MXGTSVNICLARUY
56	General	bladed weapon, especially a knife, that is worn down or dull	charrasca [f] MX
57	General	theft consisting of taking money or a wallet using a knife to slice the place or pocket where victim carries it	cirugía [f] MX
58	General	small knife with a long, straight, and narrow blade	cotacha [f] GTrur.
59	General	knife or blade fitted to a fighter cock's spur	cortadora [f] HNrur.
60	General	small knife without a handle	platina [f] PAdelinq.
61	General	hit or cut with a machete or knife	macheteado [adj] CRPADOVErur.
62	General	hit or cut with a machete or knife	macheteado [adj] GTHNSVNICUECBO
63	General	stab with a knife or sharp object	napeado [adj] BO:W
64	General	stabbed with a knife or sharp object	napeado [adj] BO:W
65	General	wound with a knife	achurar [v] ARUYBO
66	General	kill with a knife	achurar [v] ARUYBO
67	General	simulate a knife fight	vistear [v] ARUY
68	General	cut the seam of something (typically with a knife)	descosturar [v] BO
69	General	cut some leaves of a banana plant with a banana knife	desbajerar [v] GTCR
70	General	sharpen the blade of a knife, scissors, or other similar object	chairar [v] PYARUY
71	General	stab someone repeatedly with a knife	charquear [v] CLAR:Nw
72	General	injure someone repeatedly or kill them with a knife or bladed weapon	charquiar [v] CLAR:Nw
73	General	stab someone repeatedly with a knife	charquiar [v] CLAR:Nw
74	General	wound someone with a knife	charrasquear [v] MX
75	General	wound someone with a knife	chasajear [v] SV
76	General	sharpen the blade of a knife, scissors, or other similar object	chairear [v] AR
77	General	sharpen the blade of a knife, scissors, or other similar object	chairear [v] AR
78	General	kill someone with a knife or other bladed weapon	charquear [v] CLAR:Nw
79	General	kill someone with a knife or other bladed weapon	charquiar [v] CLAR:Nw
80	General	stab with a knife	chavetear [v] MXCU
81	General	slash with a knife	chavetear [v] MXCU
82	General	wield a knife	jalar [v] DO
83	General	cut with a knife	machetear [v] NICRDOPRPErur.
84	General	wound with a knife	ennavajar [v] HN
85	General	injure or kill someone with a machete or knife	machetear [v] CRPADOVEECPEBOrur.
86	General	injure or kill someone with a machete or knife	machetear [v] HNSVNICU
87	General	stab with a knife or sharp object	napear [v] BO:W
88	General	split or make incisions with a knife	ralear [v] HNSV
89	General	simulate a knife fight	vistear [v] ARrur.
90	General	simulate a knife fight	vistear [v] ARUYrur.
Idioms
91	Idioms	be on a knife-edge	bailar en la cuerda floja [v]
92	Idioms	be on a knife edge	colgar pendiente de un cabello [v]
93	Idioms	be on a knife edge	pender pendiente de un cabello [v]
94	Idioms	be on a knife edge	estar pendiente de un cabello [v]
95	Idioms	be on a knife edge	colgar colgado de un cabello [v]
96	Idioms	be on a knife edge	pender colgado de un cabello [v]
97	Idioms	be on a knife edge	estar colgado de un cabello [v]
98	Idioms	be on a knife edge	colgar pendiente de un hilo [v]
99	Idioms	be on a knife edge	pender pendiente de un hilo [v]
100	Idioms	be on a knife edge	estar pendiente de un hilo [v]
101	Idioms	be on a knife edge	colgar colgado de un hilo [v]
102	Idioms	be on a knife edge	pender colgado de un hilo [v]
103	Idioms	be on a knife edge	estar colgado de un hilo [v]
104	Idioms	catch a falling knife	comprar acciones que están cayendo en picada [v]
105	Idioms	catch a falling knife	comprar acciones a la baja [v]
106	Idioms	cut the air with a knife	(poder) cortar el aire con un cuchillo [v]
107	Idioms	cut the air with a knife	sentir la tensión en el ambiente [v]
108	Idioms	cut through something like a hot knife through butter	cortar con mucha facilidad [v]
109	Idioms	stab a knife in someone's back	dar una puñalada trapera [v]
110	Idioms	stab a knife in someone's back	clavar un puñal en la espalda [v]
111	Idioms	stab a knife in someone's back	clavar un puñal a alguien en la espalda [v]
112	Idioms	stab a knife in someone's back	dar una puñalada trapera a alguien [v]
113	Idioms	stab a knife in someone's back	clavar un puñal por la espal [v]
114	Idioms	stab a knife in someone's back	apuñalar por la espalda [v]
115	Idioms	stab a knife in someone's back	apuñalar a alguien por la espalda [v]
116	Idioms	go through something like a hot knife through butter	atravesar algo con facilidad [v]
117	Idioms	stab a person all the way through with a knife	coser a alguien a puñaladas [v]
118	Idioms	run someone through (with a knife)	coser a alguien a puñaladas [v]
119	Idioms	be on a knife edge	estar en la punta de la cuchilla [v]
120	Idioms	be on a knife edge	estar en vilo [v]
121	Idioms	be on a knife edge	estar pendiendo de un hilo [v]
122	Idioms	be on a knife edge	estar en una situación muy frágil [v]
123	Idioms	be on a knife-edge	estar en el filo de la navaja [v]
124	Idioms	pull a knife on someone	amenazar con una navaja [v]
125	Idioms	stab a knife in someone's back	clavarle un puñal en la espalda a alguien [v]
126	Idioms	stab with a knife	pasar a cuchillo [v]
127	Idioms	be sharp as a knife	cortar un cabello en el aire [v]
128	Idioms	be sharp as a knife	hender un cabello en el aire [v]
129	Idioms	be sharp as a knife	partir un cabello en el aire [v]
130	Idioms	in the blacksmith’s house, a wooden knife	en casa del herrero, cuchillo de palo
131	Idioms	you could cut the atmosphere with a knife	se respiraba la tensión en el ambiente
132	Idioms	like a (hot) knife through butter	muy fácilmente
133	Idioms	a turn/twist of the knife	meter el dedo en la llaga
134	Idioms	with a knife in one's teeth	con el cuchillo entre los dientes
135	Idioms	on a knife-edge	en el filo de la navaja
136	Idioms	cut like a knife	como una hojilla [adj] VE
137	Idioms	fight with a knife	darse de filazo [v] HNSV
138	Idioms	wound someone with a knife	llegarle [v] MX
Speaking
139	Speaking	is that a knife?	¿eso es un cuchillo?
Colloquial
140	Colloquial	put a handle to a knife	encachar [v]
141	Colloquial	wound someone with a knife	dar una cuchillada a alguien [v]
142	Colloquial	stab someone with a knife	dar una cuchillada a alguien [v]
143	Colloquial	be on a knife's edge	estar algo pendiente de un cabello [v]
144	Colloquial	on a knife-edge	al límite
145	Colloquial	person who mortally wounds another with a knife	achurador [m] ARUY
146	Colloquial	troublesome man who is skilled at fighting with a knife	cuchillero [m] HN
147	Colloquial	knife with a short blade	fiyingo [m] ARdisused
148	Colloquial	act of taking out a knife	sacabuche [m] AL
149	Colloquial	person who mortally wounds another with a knife	achuradora [f] ARUY
150	Colloquial	troublesome woman who is skilled at fighting with a knife	cuchillera [f] HN