Examples of using "Kés" in a sentence and their english translations:
The knife is dull.
Where's the knife?
I want a knife.
One of the knives is missing.
- The knife is not sharp.
- The knife isn't sharp.
The tip of the knife is sharp.
I need a clean knife.
This knife is dull.
Why does Tom need a knife?
Why do you need a knife?
- Be careful. The knife is very sharp.
- Be careful! The knife is very sharp.
- Careful! The knife is very sharp.
They need a sharp knife.
This knife cuts well.
Tom had a knife in his hand.
This knife is very sharp.
This knife isn't sharp.
This knife doesn't cut well.
That knife came in very handy, didn't it.
Be careful. That knife is sharp.
We use chopsticks in place of knives and forks.
Tom had a knife.
- Be careful! The knife is very sharp.
- Careful! The knife is very sharp.
Tom has a huge collection of knives.
That knife came in very handy, didn't it?
This knife has a fine edge and cuts well.
I want a knife.
The woman reached for the knife on the table.
- Mary said she had a knife in her car.
- Mary said that she had a knife in her car.
Father is going to undergo an operation.
On the table there's a plate, a fork, and a knife.
The knife has a very sharp edge.
The kitchen is not a suitable place for arguments. Too many knives.
Tom has decided to have the surgery.