stabbing

英 [ˈstæbɪŋ]

美 [ˈstæbɪŋ]

n.  持刀(或其他利器)伤人事件
adj.  突然而剧烈的; 刀刺似的
v.  (用刀等锐器)刺，戳，捅; (用手指或尖物)戳，刺
stab的现在分词

复数：stabbings　现在分词：stabbing　

Collins.1 / BNC.25592 / COCA.19551

牛津词典

noun

• 持刀（或其他利器）伤人事件
  an occasion when a person is stabbed with a knife or other pointed object
  1. a fatal stabbing
     持刀伤人致死事件

adj.

• 突然而剧烈的；刀刺似的
  very sharp, sudden and strong

柯林斯词典

• 持刀伤人事件
  Astabbingis an incident in which someone stabs someone else with a knife.
• ADJ (疼痛)剧烈突发的
  Astabbingpain is a sudden sharp pain.
  1. He was struck by a stabbing pain in his midriff.
     他突然感到腹部一阵剧烈疼痛。

英英释义

adj

• painful as if caused by a sharp instrument
  1. a cutting wind
  2. keen winds
  3. knifelike cold
  4. piercing knifelike pains
  5. piercing cold
  6. piercing criticism
  7. a stabbing pain
  8. lancinating pain
  Synonym:cuttingkeenknifelikepiercinglancinatelancinating
• causing physical or especially psychological injury
  1. a stabbing remark
  2. wounding and false charges of disloyalty
  Synonym:wounding

双语例句

• Instead of stabbing her twice.
  不用扎他两次了。
• I thought he was in Le Sante for stabbing a police officer.
  我原以为，他捅了警察，一直被关在勒圣特呢。
• For example anger may provoke violent feelings towards another, but generally people refrain from stabbing each other willy-nilly.
  比如，愤怒可能激起对他人的过激行为，但是一般情况下，人们会避免和人死磕。
• I see evidence of stabbing.
  我发现了刺伤的痕迹。
• The soldiers kept stabbing at them with their bayonets.
  士兵们用刺刀不停地扎他们。
• It iooks Iike a stabbing. a young giri.
  像是一个女孩被刺伤了。
• Unarmed brawling and stabbing were the most common types of violence.
  徒手打斗和刺伤是最常见的类型。
• The prince is forced to kill Ursula by stabbing her with a ship.
  王子被迫用船头刺死了厄斯拉。
• He was struck by a stabbing pain in his midriff.
  他突然感到腹部一阵剧烈疼痛。
• "What, he's still alive?" says the guy stabbing the victim.
  “什麽，他还活著？”说著，那个小子刺向受害者。