Translation of 'stab' in English

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stab
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expr. have (or make) a stab at, to try; attempt.
Ex. Even if you've never done it before, make a stab at it.
stab
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b. to attempt to injure in a sly, treacherous manner.
Ex. When Mussolini ' title='expr. stab in the back,
a. an act of unexpected treachery.
Ex. He absorbed this political stab in the back with the best grace he could muster (Harper's).
b. to attempt to injure in a sly, treacherous manner.
Ex. When Mussolini in english'>expr. stab in the back,
a. an act of unexpected treachery.
Ex. He absorbed this political stab in the back with the best grace he could muster (Harper's).
b. to attempt to injure in a sly, treacherous manner.
Ex. When Mussolini b. to attempt to injure in a sly, treacherous manner.
Ex. When Mussolini ' onclick='Pronounce(this.id);'>
stab
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noun stabber.
stab
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noun 1. an act of stabbing; thrust or blow made with a pointed weapon.
Ex. Oh! deathful stabs were dealt apace (Tennyson).
2. any thrust or sudden, sharp blow.
3. a wound made by stabbing.
Ex. A hasty bandage covered the stab of
stab
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stab, verb, stabbed,stabbing,noun.
stab
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v.i. 1. to thrust with a pointed weapon; aim a blow.
(SYN) jab.
2. to penetrate suddenly and sharply; pierce.
Ex. (Figurative.) She speaks poniards, and every word stabs (Shakespeare).
stab
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v.t. 1. to pierce or wound with a pointed weapon, chiefly with a short weapon, such as a dagger.
2. to thrust (a weapon) into a person.
3. (Figurative.) to wound sharply or deeply in the feelings.
Ex. The mother was stabbed to the hea

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