Don’t play with the sharp knife . It may hurt you.

不要玩那么锋利的刀，有可能伤着你。

属类：学习英语-教材英语-高一课文

The knife blade is wearing away.

刀刃正受磨损。

属类：学习英语-成语例句-

The knife is used to cut the apple.

刀子补用来切苹果。

属类：学习英语-教材英语-高一课文

When you see two spoons, the big one is for the soup and the small one for the dessert. The knife and fork that are closest to your plate are a little bit bigger than the ones beside them.

还有两把匙子，大的一把用来喝汤，小的一把用来吃甜点，靠近餐盘的刀叉稍在大一些。

属类：学习英语-教材英语-高一课文

The success or failure of the plan was balanced on a knife -edge.

计划的成败尚未定局。

属类：学习英语-陈述句-判断句

She ran at me with a knife in her hand.

她手中拿着刀向我冲来。

属类：学习英语-成语例句-

She came at me with a knife .

她用小刀攻击我。

属类：学习英语-成语例句-

You employ a knife , fork and spoon in eating

就餐时，你使用刀，叉和勺。

属类：学习英语-同义词辨析-

He will buy a knife for me.||We provide them with food and clothes.

他将给我买一把刀。

属类：学习英语-同义句-双宾语

He is a good knife and fork.

他是个食量大的人。

属类：学习英语-修辞篇-食欲

We need to sharpen up this knife .

我们必须把这小刀削尖。

属类：学习英语-成语例句-

For the starter, which you eat with the smaller pair, you keep the knife in your right hand and the fork in your left.

先用小刀叉吃开胃菜，左手拿叉，右手持刀。

属类：学习英语-教材英语-高一课文

Watch out! The man has a knife .

小心!那个男人带着刀!

属类：学习英语-教材英语-高一课文

This knife is good for mincing vegetables.

这只刀子适于切青菜。

属类：学习英语-成语例句-

1:Years ago, a friend and I were making dinner together at my place.2:She had the job of cutting up vegetables for soup.3:Halfway through cutting the onions, she said that my knife was not sharp and would not cut.4:I was surprised. I had given her my best knife .5:But when I looked over at her, I had to smile.6:Actually, I did more than smile. I laughed out loud.[...]117:"It might work better if you use the cutting edge of the knife ," I joked.

1:几年前，我跟一位朋友在我家一起做晚饭。2:她的任务是切做汤的蔬菜。3:在切洋葱的过程中，她说我家的刀不够锋利，切不动。4:我很惊讶，我给了她我家最锋利的刀。5:但是当我看了看她时，我不由得笑了。6:实际上我不只是笑，我是在大笑。[...]117:我笑话她说：“如果你用刀刃切，可能效果会更好。”

属类：学习英语-Words And Their Stories 词汇掌故-词汇掌故：尖端前沿

There is a good chance you do not go one day without using a knife . It is an important tool when cooking, and without it, you could not make many dishes.

很有可能你一天都离不开刀，它是一种重要的烹饪工具，如果没有它，你就没法做很多菜。

属类：学习英语-Words And Their Stories 词汇掌故-词汇掌故：尖端前沿

A man named Hoyt Buck created the Buck knife back in the early 1900s. As a young blacksmith in Kansas, Buck wanted to find a better way to make knife blades stronger and hold their sharp edge longer. He produced his first Buck knife in 1902 and the family company is still making Buck knives today.

一位名为霍伊特·巴克（Hoyt Buck）的男子在二十世纪初创造了巴克刀。作为堪萨斯州的一位年轻铁匠，巴克想要找到一个更好的办法让刀片更加坚固，并让刀锋更长。他在1902年制作出第一把巴克刀，而且这家家族企业今天仍在制造巴克刀。

属类：学习英语-Words And Their Stories 词汇掌故-词汇掌故：推卸责任

In poker, each player, one after another, mixes the playing cards, and then passes them out. They deal them. Back then, an object -- often a Buck knife -- was placed in front of a player whose turn it was to deal.

在扑克游戏中，每个玩家轮流洗牌，然后发牌。那时候，通常把一把巴克刀插到那位轮到发牌的玩家面前。

属类：学习英语-Words And Their Stories 词汇掌故-词汇掌故：推卸责任

In this example, the cutting edge is the sharp edge of a knife . But we also use it to mean something much more.

在这个例子中，cutting edge是指刀刃，但是我们也用它来表达更多含义。

属类：学习英语-Words And Their Stories 词汇掌故-词汇掌故：尖端前沿