Перевод слова

Перевод: stab

[существительное]
удар ножом; удар кинжалом; колотая рана; внезапная острая боль; попытка ;
[глагол]
наносить удар кинжалом; нападать; вонзать; кольнуть; пронзать; ранить; ранить ножом; ранить кинжалом; закалывать; заколоть; вредить; наносить ущерб; стрелять

Тезаурус:

1. She was found with 21 stab wounds, eight of them piercing her heart, at her flat in Walthamstow, east London.
2. Sometimes they cluster on a page like blackberries on a fecund bush, and made me wonder with a stab of unease whether my own writings on American politics and presidents have not managed equally often narrowly to miss the usage and the nomenclature.
3. This is reading using contextual "cues", reading as problem-solving, "playing for meaning", or "having a stab at".
4. I was determined to see the world's first dawn, and to greet the first people on the planet - true Pacific people at that - who were planning to take a stab at their day.
5. The chants were now accompanied by signs as one member after another thrust a right arm in the air to stab a pointing finger at the man on the platform.
6. Harking back to The Smiths' early days, it is another stab at Victorian virtue: "A crack on the head is what you get for asking."
7. Boot sale stab charge
8. A SPURNED lover disguised himself to kidnap his ex-girlfriend then tried to stab her in the neck with a syringe, a court heard yesterday.
9. "I felt a stab of pain as the needle went into my leg but the fact that it was concealed made me feel less squeamish," she says.
10. Imagine what it's like (if you are a Tory) to be unable to drive down the street without every red or orange poster in every window appearing to leap out and stab you in the heart.
11. Then a green light would stab through the gloom and he'd be roaring down the narrow concrete strip, faster and faster, holding Sugar back until it seemed the boundary fence was hurtling to meet them.
12. That woman upstairs," Aunt Lou's walking stick made an aggressive stab at the ceiling.
13. You cannot afford to be within range of the knife; one stab in the wrong place and it's all over.