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1 knife
[naɪf]◙ n. סכין◙ v. לדקור בסכין; לחתוך בסכין; לחתוך* * *◙ ךותחל ;ןיכסב ךותחל ;ןיכסב רוקדל◄◙ ןיכס◄ -
2 knife edge
חורפת הסכין, חוד הסכין* * *◙ ןיכסה דוח,ןיכסה תפרוח◄ -
3 knife-drawing
שליפת סכינים, סכינאות (שימוש אלים בסכינים)* * *◙ (םיניכסב םילא שומיש) תואניכס,םיניכס תפילש◄ -
4 knife-grinder
משחיז סכינים; משחזה* * *◙ הזחשמ ;םיניכס זיחשמ◄ -
5 paper knife
[pa·per knife || 'peɪpə(r)‚naɪf]פותח מכתבים, סכין בעל להב קהה ודק המיועד לפתיחת מעטפות* * *◙ תופטעמ תחיתפל דעוימה קדו ההק בהל לעב ןיכס,םיבתכמ חתופ◄ -
6 table knife
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7 barlow knife
"סכין בארלו", אולר בעל שני להבים* * *◙ םיבהל ינש לעב רלוא,"ולראב ןיכס"◄ -
8 blunt knife
סכין קהה* * *◙ ההק ןיכס◄ -
9 butcher knife
סכין קצבים* * *◙ םיבצק ןיכס◄ -
10 carving knife
מפסלת, סכין גילוף; סכין לחיתוך בשר* * *◙ רשב ךותיחל ןיכס ;ףוליג ןיכס,תלספמ◄ -
11 cheese knife
מחרוץ, סכין לחיתוך גבינה* * *◙ הניבג ךותיחל ןיכס,ץורחמ◄ -
12 clasp knife
◙ [irr.]אולר; סכין קפיצית* * *◙ תיציפק ןיכס ;רלוא◄ -
13 fig knife
סכין תאנים, מקצוע* * *◙ עוצקמ,םינאת ןיכס◄ -
14 flick knife
[‚flɪk‚naɪf](שימוש בריטי) אולר קפיצי* * *◙ יציפק רלוא (יטירב שומיש)◄ -
15 folding pocket-knife
אולר מתקפל* * *◙ לפקתמ רלוא◄ -
16 fruit knife
[‚fruːt‚naɪf]סכין לפירות* * *◙ תוריפל ןיכס◄ -
17 get one's knife into
לנתח; לנעוץ סכין ב-* * *◙ -ב ןיכס ץוענל ;חתנל◄ -
18 grind down a knife
להשחיז סכין* * *◙ ןיכס זיחשהל◄ -
19 hunting knife
מאכלת, חלף* * *◙ ףלח,תלכאמ◄ -
20 jack knife
אולר גדול* * *◙ לודג רלוא◄
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