knife

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Inflections of 'knife' (n): npl: knives
Inflections of 'knife' (v): (⇒ conjugate)
knifes
v 3rd person singular
knifing
v pres p
knifed
v past
knifed
v past p
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WordReference English-Portuguese Dictionary © 2026:

Traduções principais
InglêsPortuguês
knife,
plural: knives
n
(kitchen utensil)faca sf
 The chef has his knife sharpened regularly.
 O chef afia a faca regularmente.
knife,
plural: knives
n
(eating utensil)faca sf
 Excuse me, waiter, I've been given two forks and no knife.
 Garçom, por favor, me deram dois garfos e nenhuma faca.
knife,
plural: knives
n
(cutting tool) (instrumento cortante)faca sf
 She used a Stanley knife to cut the cardboard.
 Ela usou uma faca para cortar o papelão.
knife [sb] vtr(stab)esfaquear vt
 The attacker knifed his victim three times.
 O agressor esfaqueou sua vítima três vezes.
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WordReference English-Portuguese Dictionary © 2026:

Traduções complementares
InglêsPortuguês
knife,
plural: knives
n
(machine: blade)lâmina sf
 Then the machine knives cut the paper to the correct size.
 Então as lâminas da máquina cortaram o papel no tamanho certo.
knife [sth] vtr(cut)cortar vt
 He said you should knife the plant's bark to make it flower sooner.
 Ele disse que você devia cortar a casca da planta para ela florescer mais rápido.
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WordReference English-Portuguese Dictionary © 2026:

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InglêsPortuguês
bread knife n(tool for slicing bread)faca de pão sf
 I bake crusty artisan bread, so my husband gave me a really sharp bread knife.
butter knife n(tool for cutting butter)faca de manteiga loc sf
 The butter knife is not sharp as it only has to cut through butter, which is very soft.
carving knife n(utensil for carving meat)faca de trinchar loc sf
 He confidently used the carving knife to cut the roast.
cheese knife n(utensil for cutting cheese)faca de queijo loc sf
 I used to have a cheese knife that had tines on the end to pick up the slices I cut.
dinner knife n(eating utensil)faca de mesa loc sf
 My sister holds her dinner knife in her left hand.
go under the knife v exprinformal (have surgery)entrar na faca expres
 She is going under the knife on Tuesday.
hunting knife n(cutting tool used in hunting)faca de caça loc sf
 He used his hunting knife to gut the rabbit.
jackknife,
jack-knife
n
(tool: pocket knife)canivete sm
 Bob used his jackknife to open the box.
jackknife,
jack-knife
n
figurative (movement: folding in half)dobra ao meio loc sf
  encolhimento sm
 It was obvious, from his jackknife, that the blow had really hurt the boxer.
 Era óbvio, pelo encolhimento, que o golpe realmente machucara o boxeador.
jackknife,
jack-knife
n
figurative (dive with bend)salto carpado loc sm
 The diver's jackknife was as perfect as could be.
jackknife,
jack-knife
vi
figurative (fold in half) (fig.,)dobrar-se ao meio loc v
 A lorry had jacknifed on the motorway, causing massive tailbacks.
 Um caminhão se dobrou na estrada, causando enormes engarrafamentos.
jackknife,
jack-knife
vi
figurative (dive)saltar carpado v int + adj
 The diver jackknifed cleanly into the water.
knife and fork npl(cutlery, eating implements)garfo e faca
 When planning a party menu, avoid meats that require cutting up with a knife and fork.
knife edge,
knife-edge,
knife's edge
n
(blade)fio da faca
 The knife edge was sharp and cut through the thick vegetables with ease.
knife [sb] in the back v exprinformal, figurative (betray) (coloquial, trair)apunhalar vt
 She knifed him in the back by telling the boss his plans.
knife in the back ninformal, figurative (betrayal) (informal, figurado)facada nas costas loc sf
knife's edge,
knife edge
n
(blade)fio da faca
 A knife's edge is generally very sharp.
not the sharpest knife in the drawer,
not the sharpest tool in the shed
expr
(person: not smart)não ser a pessoa mais inteligente expres
on a knife-edge advfigurative (in precarious state) (figurado)no fio da navalha
paring knife n(small kitchen blade)faca de aparar sf
pocket knife n(knife that fits in a pocket)canivete sm
pocketknife,
pocket knife
n
(small portable knife) (pequena faca portátil)canivete sm
 Bob accidentally packed a pocketknife in his carry-on luggage and was detained in the airport.
steak knife n(sharp eating utensil) (utensílio afiado para cortar carne)faca de cozinha sf
  faca de churrasco sf
 (informal)faca sf
Swiss army knife n(multi-function folding tool)canivete suíço sm
switchblade,
switchblade knife (US),
flick knife (UK)
n
(retractable pocket knife)canivete sm
 The police discovered that the murder weapon was a switchblade.
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