knife oor Iers

knife

/naɪf/, /naɪvz/ werkwoord, naamwoord

A utensil or a tool designed for cutting, consisting of a flat piece of hard material, usually steel or other metal (the blade), usually sharpened on one edge, attached to a handle. The blade may be pointed for piercing.

Vertalings in die woordeboek Engels - Iers

scian

naamwoord vroulike, manlike

utensil or tool designed for cutting

He cut it with the knife that he got as a gift from his brother.
Ghearr sé é leis an scian a fuair sé mar bronntanas óna dheartháir.

Scian

tool with a cutting edge or blade

He cut it with the knife that he got as a gift from his brother.
Ghearr sé é leis an scian a fuair sé mar bronntanas óna dheartháir.

lann

naamwoord

Knife

Vertalings in die woordeboek Engels - Iers

Scian

Soortgelyke frases

craft knife
scian cheardaíochta

hobby knife
scinín ceirde

knife mower
lannbhuainteoir

bolster (of knife)
adhairt

fish knife
scian éisc

steak knife
scian stéige

beet knife
scian biatais

ink knife
scian dúigh

voorbeelde

" He'll kill me -- he's got a knife or something.
" Beidh sé a mharú dom - bhí sé ag scian nó rud éigin.

NURSE Well, sir; my mistress is the sweetest lady. -- Lord, Lord! when'twas a little prating thing, -- O, there's a nobleman in town, one Paris, that would fain lay knife aboard; but she, good soul, had as lief see a toad, a very toad, as see him.
ALTRA Bhuel, a dhuine uasail; tá mo máistreás an bhean sweetest. -- Thiarna, a Thiarna! nuair a twas ́rud beag prating, - O, uasal there'sa sa bhaile, ceann amháin i bPáras, a bheadh fain leagan scian ar bord; ach tá sí, go maith anam, a bhí mar lief a fheiceáil buaf, ar buaf an -, féach mar a dó.

He was astonished at that and thought about how more than a month ago he had cut his finger slightly with a knife and how this wound had hurt enough even the day before yesterday.
Bhí iontas sé ar sin agus shíl mé faoi conas níos mó ná mí ó shin bhí gearrtha sé a finger beagán le scian agus conas a bhí an chréacht a ghortú go leor fiú an lá roimh inné.

At one end a ruminating tar was still further adorning it with his jack- knife, stooping over and diligently working away at the space between his legs.
Ag foirceann amháin a bhí tarra ruminating fós adorning tuilleadh sé scian lena Jack -, stooping níos sine agus ag obair go dícheallach as baile ag freastal ar an spás idir a cosa.

knife painting
scianphéinteáil

There is a knife here.
Tá scian anseo.

pruning-knife
scian bhearrtha

knife edge
faobhar scine

boning knife
scian díchnámhaithe

cordless electric knife
scian leictreach gan sreang

He cut it with the knife that he got as a gift from his brother.
Ghearr sé é leis an scian a fuair sé mar bronntanas óna dheartháir.

'Twixt my extremes and me this bloody knife Shall play the empire; arbitrating that
'Twixt mo dhálaí foircneacha agus mé Déanfar an scian fuilteach imirt ar an Impireacht; eadráin go

knife clam
scian mhara

Knife-nosed chimaeras | RHC | Rhinochimaera spp.
Ciméaraí sciansocacha | RHC | Rhinochimaera spp.

butter knife
scian ime

hobby knife
scinín ceirde

f.: m'eite eiteóige - my feather wing (a term of endearment) (Or. - ONL sub endearment); scian eite - a pen-knife (Cav. - Din1)
eite,

knife rack
crúiscín na sceana

He wears a beaver hat and swallow- tailed coat, girdled with a sailor- belt and sheath- knife.
Caitheann sé hata bébhar and swallow- tailed cóta, girdled le mairnéalach- crios agus truaill- scian.

blunt knife
scian mhaol

painting knife
scian phéinteála

I don't have a knife.
Níl scian agam.

broad-bladed knife
scian leathanlannach

skinning knife
scian feannta