stab
ಇರಿತ
definition
verb
he stabbed him in the stomach
(of a person) thrust a knife or other pointed weapon into (someone) so as to wound or kill.
noun
multiple stab wounds
a thrust with a knife or other pointed weapon.
Meredith made a feeble stab at joining in
an attempt to do (something).
translation of 'stab'
ಗಾಯಗೊಳಿಸು,
ಇರಿ,
ತಿವಿ
verb
ಚುಚ್ಚು
example
More than one unwary diver who has extended the hand of curiosity a little too far has lost a finger to the mantis shrimp's lightning 'stab' - one of the fastest animal movements known.
He felt a sharp 'stab' of pain as he remembered that that was part of being in love.
Whilst in custody the appellant said in conversation that although she had the knife and did 'stab' the driver they had only intended to rob him and not to kill him.
The message to Viaux tells him to preserve his assets, remain prepared, and he would have another 'stab' at it another day.
Xin was shocked to find that he could not get up and noticed the deep 'stab' from the Elantas sword in his thigh for the first time.
Her parents had been separated since she was two, but becoming refugees together was a last - unsuccessful - 'stab' at reuniting.
The wound on his chest from the 'stab' sealed up and his dead pale skin went back to its normal color.
Despite the valiant efforts of members of the public and medical staff he died several hours later at Princess Alexandra Hospital, Harlow, from multiple 'stab' wounds.
He started to let go of his arm, so his hand could push the hair from his face, but when he moved the fingers, a 'stab' of pain reminded him the arm was bleeding again.
she felt a 'stab' of jealousy
New York stage vet Charles Busch has taken another 'stab' at bringing his wondrous and elaborate drag acts to the big screen, with excellent results.
He then came at me with the knife, trying to 'stab' me in the stomach.
As to relations with the opposite sex, Skinner would cut no ice with Germaine Greer but he makes a well-intentioned if misdirected 'stab' at equality.
A knife 'stab' laceration or glass injury to the hand would make exploration of the wound mandatory.
As another 'stab' at bringing pub theatre to Calgary, it works well.
He felt a sharp 'stab' of pain straight through his heart.
When he saw the look of longing in her eyes towards the kiss Blake was sharing with his girlfriend his jaw tightened and he felt a sharp 'stab' of jealousy.
Having flunked home economic lessons at school, it's about time that I had another 'stab' at it.
A Tadcaster shop worker was left terror-stricken today after a youth threatened to 'stab' her with a knife unless she gave him money from the till.
Stone jumped up, ignoring the sharp 'stab' of pain as he rammed his knee on the edge of Earl's desk, and all but ran out of the door.
Suddenly he felt a sharp 'stab' of pain in his side that pulled his awareness out of the darkness for a moment.
multiple 'stab' wounds
She takes another 'stab' at selecting an alternate career.
Pennington, who died from multiple 'stab' wounds to his chest and stomach after trying to fight off his attacker, has been praised as a hero for saving the MP's life.
It's a very thoughtful 'stab' at a new kind of urban historiography - a contemporary, subjective, visual way of writing a city's history.
Although a knife is the most commonly used weapon to inflict 'stab' wounds, other devices also can be used.
she felt a 'stab' of jealousy
It is not, nor ever should be, a jingoistic patriotic 'stab' at defining a nation's identity through theatre.
I overestimated my 'stab' and completely turned over my salad.
You feel you can't walk the street without someone trying to 'stab' you or kill you.
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