Слово "stab". Англо-русский словарь Мюллера

Such sordid things as stabbing affrays were evidently not fit subjects for conversation with a lady.

With this, and with my aid, Hands bound up the great bleeding stab he had received in the thigh, and after he had eaten a little and had a swallow or two more of the brandy, he began to pick up visibly, sat straighter up, spoke louder and clearer, and looked in every way another man.

“And now a passenger lies dead in his berth – stabbed.”

            He turned his head to look at her, but she wasn't there, she wasn't there at all. (How could she be? She was dead.) Something stabbed inside his neck, on the right-hand side.

to stab himself through the skin to entertain us for a few minutes.

She felt she was going to be sick, and her eyes were blinded by stabbing pain.

He still hung to the fish with his jaws hooked and the old man stabbed him in his left eye.

The play’s had a good long run, for all you know it’ll be pretty well through by Easter, and if you want to make a stab at America you couldn’t have a better vehicle.’

‘Your contract’s up at the end of this season, and if you want to get anywhere you’ve got to make a stab at London soon.

“I was choosing a place,” said Jack. “I was just waiting for a moment to decide where to stab him.”

I remember a growth of thorny plants, with spines that stabbed like pen-knives. I emerged bleeding and with torn clothes upon the lip of a long creek opening northward.

He had once been a skilful sculptor and had earned an honest living, but he had taken to evil courses and had twice already been in gaol—once for a petty theft and once, as we had already heard, for stabbing a fellow-countryman.

But created a large group not on our side from then on; they longed for good old days and were ready to stab new regime.

Your boy never stabbed Bob Ewell,” he said slowly, “didn’t come near a mile of it and now you know it.

Do you really imagine I’d ask someone to stab her father in the back on national television?”

His excitement blew out of his eyes in stabs of fiendish light.

The responding voice seemed to stab at Pilate's temple, was inexpressibly painful, and this voice was saying:

Like a trapped beast of the wild, I experienced ecstasies of fear, and yelled and howled until I realized that such vocal exercise merely stabbed my heart more hotly and at the same time consumed much of the little air in my lungs.