请输入您要查询的英文单词：

　

单词 stabbing
释义

Trends of
stabbing

View usage for:

stabbing

(stæbɪŋ)
Word forms: plural stabbings
1. countable noun
A stabbing is an incident in which someone stabs someone else with a knife.
2. adjective [ADJECTIVE noun]
A stabbing pain is a sudden sharp pain.
He was struck by a stabbing pain in his midriff.
Synonyms: sharp, shooting, violent, acute More Synonyms of stabbing

stabbing in British English

(ˈstæbɪŋ)
noun
1. 
the act or an instance of someone being injured with a sharp pointed instrument, esp a knife
There's been a stabbing.
adjective
2. 
painful or piercing as if caused by a sharp instrument
He was struck by a stabbing pain in his midriff.

Examples of 'stabbing' in a sentence
stabbing

Growing worry over shootings and stabbings has rightly led to demands for action.
The Sun (2008)
Yet fatal stabbings are now so common that schools are using metal detectors and putting police in the classroom.
The Sun (2007)
London has grown wearily used to stabbings and shootings in which the innocent are all too often caught up.
The Sun (2011)
The court was told of dozens of shootings and stabbings involving rival gang members in the two years before the killing.
Times, Sunday Times (2008)
That followed two fatal stabbings on Tyneside in three weeks.
The Sun (2007)
We've had enough of all these stabbings and shootings and just want to do something better.
Times, Sunday Times (2011)
Of course, those who commit stabbings and shootings must be caught and punished.
Times, Sunday Times (2008)
A record number of fatal stabbings.
The Sun (2009)
DEATHS from stabbings reach six a week and again the Government promise to get tough.
The Sun (2009)
 Fatal stabbings are constant, at around 70 a year.
Times, Sunday Times (2008)
But fatal stabbings rose by 10 per cent and attempted murder using a knife by 8 per cent.
Times, Sunday Times (2009)
Crime figures released last week showed that fatal stabbings reached a record high in England and Wales last year.
Times, Sunday Times (2009)
Advances in healthcare mean that more people survive road traffic accidents, heart attacks and stabbings, and life expectancy is going up.
Times, Sunday Times (2012)
A further 55 fatal stabbings were recorded in Scotland.
The Sun (2009)
But the figures do NOT include more than 250 fatal stabbings or thousands of more minor knife offences.
The Sun (2009)

In other languages
stabbing

British English: stabbing NOUN
A stabbing is an incident in which someone stabs someone else with a knife.
...the victim of a stabbing.
  • American English: stabbing
  • Brazilian Portuguese: punhalada
  • Chinese: 持刀伤人事件
  • European Spanish: apuñalamiento
  • French: agression au couteau
  • German: Messerstecherei
  • Italian: accoltellamento
  • Japanese: 刺傷
  • Korean: 사람을 칼로 찌른 사건
  • European Portuguese: punhalada
  • Latin American Spanish: apuñalamiento
British English: stabbing ADJECTIVE
A stabbing pain is a sudden sharp pain.
He was struck by a stabbing pain in his midriff.
  • American English: stabbing
  • Brazilian Portuguese: cortante
  • Chinese: 刺的
  • European Spanish: punzante
  • French: lancinant
  • German: stechend
  • Italian: lancinante
  • Japanese: ズキズキする
  • Korean: 찌르는 듯한
  • European Portuguese: cortante
  • Latin American Spanish: punzante

All related terms of 'stabbing'

stab
If someone stabs you, they push a knife or sharp object into your body.
stabbed
to pierce or injure with a sharp pointed instrument
backstab
to attack in a deceitful manner
back-stabbing
Back-stabbing consists of unkind and disloyal actions or remarks that are likely to harm someone such as a friend or colleague.
stabbing board
A stabbing board is a platform in the derrick , on which the derrickhand stands to run in casing .
(adjective) 
He was struck by a stabbing pain in his midriff.
Synonyms
sharp
I felt a sharp pain in my lower back.
shooting
violent
He had violent stomach pains.
acute
His back is arched as if in acute pain.
severe
He woke up blinded and in severe pain.
fierce
Two climbers were trapped by a fierce storm.
piercing
I felt a piercing pain in my abdomen.
excruciating
I was in excruciating pain.
gut-wrenching

Additional synonyms

in the sense of acute
His back is arched as if in acute pain.
Synonyms
sharp,
shooting,
powerful,
violent,
severe,
intense,
overwhelming,
distressing,
stabbing,
cutting,
fierce,
piercing,
racking,
exquisite,
poignant,
harrowing,
overpowering,
shrill,
excruciating
in the sense of excruciating
Definition
unbearably painful
I was in excruciating pain.
Synonyms
agonizing,
acute,
severe,
extreme,
burning,
violent,
intense,
piercing,
racking,
searing,
tormenting,
exquisite,
harrowing,
unbearable,
insufferable,
torturous,
unendurable
in the sense of fierce
Definition
intense or strong
Two climbers were trapped by a fierce storm.
Synonyms
stormy,
strong,
powerful,
violent,
intense,
raging,
furious,
howling,
uncontrollable,
boisterous,
tumultuous,
tempestuous,
blustery,
inclement

Nearby words of
stabbing

  • squirt
  • stab
  • stab someone in the back
  • stabbing
  • stability
  • stabilize
  • stable

Related terms of
stabbing

  • stab

Synonyms of 'stabbing'

stabbing

Explore 'stabbing' in the dictionary

Additional synonyms

in the sense of piercing
I felt a piercing pain in my abdomen.
Synonyms
sharp,
shooting,
powerful,
acute,
severe,
intense,
painful,
stabbing,
fierce,
racking,
exquisite,
excruciating,
agonizing
in the sense of severe
Definition
causing discomfort by its harshness
He woke up blinded and in severe pain.
Synonyms
acute,
extreme,
intense,
burning,
violent,
piercing,
racking,
searing,
tormenting,
exquisite,
harrowing,
unbearable,
excruciating,
agonizing,
insufferable,
torturous,
unendurable
in the sense of violent
Definition
very intense
He had violent stomach pains.
Synonyms
intense,
acute,
severe,
biting,
sharp,
extreme,
painful,
harsh,
excruciating,
agonizing,
inordinate
随便看

　

英语词典包含298861条英英释义在线翻译词条，基本涵盖了全部常用单词的英英翻译及用法，是英语学习的有利工具。

　

Copyright © 2004-2022 Newdu.com All Rights Reserved
更新时间：2024/12/22 18:44:45