Stab in Meaning in English
expression
ˈstæb/ /ˈɪn/, /ɪn
STAB-in
stˈæb/ /ˈɪn
STAB-in
释义
To push or drive a sharp object into someone or something, usually suddenly. Commonly used to describe a quick, forceful action into a body part or object.
用法与细微差别
'Stab in' is almost always followed by a body part or place (e.g., 'stab in the back'). Not used figuratively—use 'stab in the back' for betrayal. This is a violent, literal expression and not used in polite conversation.
Spanish: clavar - apuñalar (en)Portuguese (BR): esfaquear - enfiar (em)Portuguese (PT): esfaquear - enfiar (em)Chinese (Simplified): 刺入 - 插入Chinese (Traditional): 刺入 - 插入Hindi: घोप देना (में) - चुभो देना (में)Arabic: يطعن في - يغرز فيBengali: চুরিকাঘাত করা (ভিতরে)Russian: вонзить (в) - ударить ножом (в)Japanese: 刺す（〜に）- 突き刺す（〜に）Vietnamese: đâm vàoKorean: 찔러넣다Turkish: saplamak (içine)Urdu: چبھونا (میں)Indonesian: menusuk ke
例句
He tried to stab in the dark room.
basic
She was stabbed in the arm.
basic
Please don’t stab in the cake with a knife.
basic
He accidentally stabbed in his own finger while cooking.
natural
They saw someone stab in a tire to let the air out.
natural
The thief tried to stab in through the wallet to get the cash inside.
natural