stab
stab
(stabbed, stabbing)
a stab in the back
stabber
noun
语源
(stabbed, stabbing)
- [with obj.](of a person) thrust a knife or other pointed weapon into (someone) so as to wound or kill
用（刀等尖头武器）刺伤（或刺死）
he stabbed him in the stomach.
他在他肚子上捅了一刀。
[as noun stabbing]the fatal stabbings of four women.
四名妇女所受的致命刺伤。
■[no obj.]make a thrusting gesture or movement at something with a pointed object
刺，戳
she stabbed at the earth with the fork.
她用叉子戳向地面。
[with obj.]she stabbed the air with her forefinger.
她用食指在空中比画。
■[no obj.](stab into/through)(of a sharp or pointed object) violently pierce
（锋利或尖头物）猛地刺穿；猛刺进
a sharp end of wicker stabbed into his sole.
一条尖尖的枝条刺进了他的鞋底。
■[no obj.](stab at)(of a pain or painful thing) cause a sudden sharp sensation
（疼痛或痛苦的东西）刺痛
[as adj. stabbing]I felt a stabbing pain in my chest.
我的胸部突然感到一阵刺痛。
- a thrust with a knife or other pointed weapon
刺，戳
[as modifier]multiple stab wounds.
多处刺伤。
■a wound made in such a way
刺（或戳）伤的伤口
she had a deep stab in the back.
她的背部有一处很深的刺伤。
■a thrusting movement with a finger or other pointed object
（手指等尖头物的）插，刺
impatient stabs of his finger.
他的一根手指不耐烦地戳来戳去。
■a sudden sharp feeling or pain
一阵强烈突然的感情（或疼痛）
she felt a stab of jealousy.
她突然很妒忌。 - (stab at)(informal)an attempt to do (something)
(非正式)企图，试图
Meredith made a feeble stab at joining in.
梅瑞狄斯曾有点想加入进来。
a stab in the back
- a treacherous act or statement
伤人的暗箭；背叛的行为（或言语）
- betray someone
背叛（某人）
- 见 dark
stabber
noun
语源
- late Middle English: of unknown origin
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