dagger
/ˈdæɡɚ/ verbo C2- To pierce with a dagger; to stab.
- To perform the daggering dance.
He/she/it daggers · Pasado daggered · Participio pasado daggered · Forma en -ing daggering
Formas del verbo
- Forma base
- dagger
- He/she/it
- daggers
- Pasado
- daggered
- Participio pasado
- daggered
- Forma en -ing
- daggering
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“And the more, madame,” said Monte Cristo, “as the Orientals do not confine themselves, as did Mithridates, to make a cuirass of his poisons, but they also made them a dagger.
Ah, let him say now if he does not recognize me!’ Each word fell like a dagger on Morcerf, and deprived him of a portion of his energy; as she uttered the last, he hid his mutilated hand hastily in his bosom, and fell back on his seat, overwhelmed by wretchedness and despair.
In France people fight with the sword or pistol, in the colonies with the carbine, in Arabia with the dagger.
If you plunge a dagger into your flesh, if you insinuate a bullet into your brain, which the least shock disorders,—then certainly, you will suffer pain, and you will repent quitting a life for a repose you have bought at so dear a price.”
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