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

• After stabbing the professor, the male student-who was in his20s-slit his wrists and jumped off a five-storey building.
  这名约20岁的男生在行刺后，先割腕，然后从四层楼的高度跳下。
• Kate showed great bravery when she tried to stop the man stabbing the woman.
  当凯特试图阻止歹徒刺伤那个妇女时候，她显示出了巨大的勇气。
• I see evidence of stabbing.
  我发现了刺伤的痕迹。
• 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。
• The soldiers kept stabbing at them with their bayonets.
  士兵们用刺刀不停地扎他们。
• Clown. he's a soldier, and for one to say a soldier lies, is stabbing.
  小丑他是个军人，要是说军人心中有「假」，那可是性命出入的事儿。
• TOMMY: you're going down, you back stabbing prick!
  汤米：你就快死了，你这个窝里反的白痴！
• P: It feels like a red-hot knife stabbing my toe.
  好像烧红的刀子在我拇趾上戳一样。
• Instead of stabbing her twice.
  不用扎他两次了。
• The symbolism of stabbing them probably means he's impotent.
  用刀刺可能表示他性无能。