French · knife
Drop that knife.
Grab a knife.
Grab a knife.
There is a knife missing.
Where's the knife?
I want a knife.
The knife is dirty.
Do you have a knife?
Do you have a knife?
This is a knife.
Put that knife away.
My knife is broken.
This knife cuts well.
Would you lend me your knife?
Cut it with a knife.
Cut it with a knife.
Cut them with a knife.
Cut it with the knife.
Cut the cake with a knife.
I want a knife with which to cut the rope.
May I borrow your knife?
May I borrow your knife?
A strange man menaced her with a knife.
After using the knife, please be sure to put it back where it was.
We need a knife for the butter.
The woman reached for the knife on the table.
I returned the knife which I had borrowed.
Rub salt in the wound.
Rub salt in the wound.
I could feel nothing but the knife as it plunged into my back.
This knife is golden.
Tom had a knife.
Your knife is rusty.
My knife has lost its edge.
That knife is very sharp.
The knife's serrated edge makes it perfect for cutting such things as bread.
He whittled the stick to a sharp point with his hunting knife.
You might not need a grater if you have good knife skills.
Tom armed himself with a gun and a knife.
Tom died with a knife in his back.
He was sharpening a knife.
I sharpen the knife.
My knife is sharp.
This knife is very sharp.
I have a sharp knife.
This knife is dull.
I sharpened a pencil with a knife.
In the kitchen, you're more apt to cut yourself with a dull knife than with a sharp one.
The knife is not sharp.
Be careful. That knife is sharp.