knife

set

My grandmother gave me a beautiful set of knives for my new apartment.

pick up

At dinner, he picked up his knife to cut the meat into smaller pieces.

use

You should use a sharp knife when preparing vegetables for dinner.

cut

The old kitchen knife cuts through the bread easily now that it's been sharpened.

with a/the ~

She spread butter on the bread with a sharp knife.

be armed with, carry, have

The security guard was armed with a knife and a radio.

draw (out), produce, pull (out), take out

When the argument got heated, he drew a knife from his jacket pocket.

come at sb with, stab sb with, threaten sb with

The angry man came at the police officer with a kitchen knife.

plunge, push, put, stick

She stuck the knife into the roasted chicken to check if it was cooked through.

clatter

The kitchen knife clattered across the counter when she dropped it while cooking dinner.

attack

The victim suffered serious injuries during a knife attack outside the train station last night.

the blade of a knife, the hilt of a knife, hold a knife against/at/to sb's throat, a knife in sb's heart

When the betrayal was revealed, she felt as though a knife was twisting in her heart.

put a knife to sb's throat

The robber put a knife to the shopkeeper's throat and demanded all the money from the register.