slitting

基本解釋

But how many of us could spend an afternoon slitting open animals' throats?
但我們中究竟有多少人，可以花一個(gè)下午切開(kāi)動(dòng)物的喉嚨？
For three years I never picked up a knife without imagining slitting my wrists with it.
有三年時(shí)間，每?jī)}我拿起刀的時(shí)候都會(huì)想象刀切開(kāi)我手腕的樣子。
Heathcliff pulled it away by main force, slitting up the flesh as it passed on, and thrust it dripping into his pocket.
希刺尅厲夫使勁曏廻一拉，把肉割開(kāi)一條長(zhǎng)口子，又把那直滴血的武器塞到他的口袋裡。
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Martinez then described in detail the stabbing, Alexander's fight for his life, the slitting of his throat and the gunshot to his head.
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Writing this now, I feel like slitting my wrists and stomach.
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Drivers who deliver Chinese grain tell of Koreans jumping on to their lorries, slitting open the sacks and scooping the leaking grain directly into their mouths.
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