zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • yǒng gǎn de hái jiǎn dāo chōng xiàng de rén
    The brave girl ran at her attacker with a pair of scissors.
  • yòng suí shēn dài zài bāo de jiǎn dāo xiàng de rén
    She stabbed at her attacker with a pair of scissors that the was carrying in her bag.
  • shěn shī shì zhàn dǒu jié shù zhī hòu cái shān shān lái chí bìng yòng dāo xíng suǒ yòu shòu shāng zhě de rén
    An auditor is someone who arrives after the battle and bayonets all the wounded.
  • zhè guàn tóu dāo hěn hǎo shǐ
    This tin-opener is awfully fiddly.
  • gōng zuò lái yòu yòng cuò dāoyòu yòng záo yòu yòng zhuī
    He works with a file, a chisel, and an awl.
  • tōng guò chè de lái qiē yòng tóu huò wān dāo
    cut with sweeping strokes; as with an ax or machete.
  • dāocháng máo zhàn xiàn zài fèi yòng liǎo
    Sword and spear and battle-ax have gone into the discard.
  • dāo rèn rèn gōng de fēng fēn dāo piàn huò tóu qiē biān
    The sharp part of a tool, such as the cutting edge of a knife or ax.
  • zhè jīng shén bìng rén zhe kǎn ròu dāo xiàng lái
    The crazed man came at me with a meat-axe.
  • zhè xiǎo dāo hǎo shǐ
    This knife cuts badly.
  • ěr cáng gōuxiào cáng dāo
    The bait hides the hook.
  • fěi dāo kǎn xià lái de shǒu kǎn duàn liǎo
    The bandit brought the knife down and chopped her hands off.
  • fǎn dòng dāng kào dāo lái wéi chí men de tǒng zhì
    The reactionary authorities banked on the bayonet to maintain their rule.
  • néng dōng fāng rén rèn wéi fāng rén yòng dāo chā chī fàn mán huò zhě wén míng
    Perhaps people in the East think it's barbarous or uncivilized of the Westerners to eat with knives and forks.
  • lǐfà shī de dāo qiǎn liǎo de liǎn jiá
    The barber's knife nicked his cheeck.
  • dāo rèn jǐn jǐn
    The blade barely broke the skin.
  • dāo zuǐdòu xīn
    His bark is worse than his bite.
  • xiào luó miù de chuán shuō yǐn liǎo duō shù jiā de zhù miáo huì chéng zhè yàng xíng xiàngshǒu chí dāoshèn zhì zhe de
    The legend of St. Bartholomew's death appealed to artists who often depicted him holding a butcher's knife or even his own skin.
  • nán hái yòng xiǎo dāo huàn liǎo bàng qiú gùn
    The boy traded his knife for a baseball bat.
  • zhàn chǎng shàng dāo qiāng lín
    The battlefield bristled with bayonets.
  • shǒu chí dāo ràng jiē jìn
    He kept me at bay with a knife.
  • shàng dāo
    Fix bayonets!
  • shì bīng dāo rén de shēn
    The fascist soldier thrust his bayonet into the man's body.
  • qīn lüè bīng dāo de dāo shēn rén de xīn zàng
    The invader thrust the blade of his bayonet into the woman's heart.
  • zài ròu zhàn zhōng yòng dāo jiē lián tǒng liǎo hǎo bīng
    In the hand-to-hand fight, he ran the bayonet through several enemy soldiers.
  • ( kǒu lìng ) shàng [ xià ] dāo !
    Fix [Unfix] bayonets!
  • bèi rén yòng dāo shāng
    She was stabbed with a bayonet by the enemy.
  • mǒu rén yòng dāo tǒng
    Run sb. through with a bayonet
  • yòng dāo shāng huò shā hài mǒu rén
    stab or kill someone with a bayonet.
  • men chōng xiàng qián men pīn dāo
    We rushed forward and engaged them in bayonet charges.
  • men chōng xiàng qián rén pīn shàng liǎo dāo
    They rushed forward and engaged the enemy in bayonet charges.
  • men jiāogěi shì bīng shǐ yòng dāo zěn yàng zài duǎn bīng xiāng jiē de zhàn dǒu zhōng shēng cún xià lái
    We taught soldiers to bayonet and to survive hand-to-hand combat.