Translation of "„messer" in English

Do you have a knife?

Give me your knife.

There is a knife missing.

He drew his knife.

Drop the knife!

One knife is missing.

Put down the knife.

This knife is dull.

How many knives do you need?

- That is not your knife.
- That's not your knife.
- That isn't your knife.

My knife has lost its edge.

Did you use my knife?

Tom needs a sharp knife.

She has sharpened the knives.

He was sharpening a knife.

I need a knife.

The knife is dull.

Tom is sharpening a knife.

I was sharpening the knives.

I don't have a knife.

Tom had a knife.

I want a knife.

He sharpened the knives.

Tom sharpened the knife.

Mary sharpened the knives.

My knife is broken.

- I've got a knife.
- I have a knife.

This knife cuts well.

The knife is dirty.

My knife is sharp.

Give me the knife.

Put that knife away.

Tom sharpened the knives.

Where's the knife?

I sharpen the knife.

That knife cuts well.

Drop the knife!

This is Tom's knife.

Tom sharpened his knife.

This is a knife.

Where are the knives?

Give me your knife.

The knife is sharp.

Do I have a knife?

This knife is dull.

Do you have a knife?

Does Tom have a knife?

Tom has a knife.

May I borrow your knife?

My knife has lost its edge.

May I borrow your knife?

The knife isn't sharp.

- This knife won't cut well.
- This knife doesn't cut well.

Tom handed the knife to Mary.

- That is not your knife.
- This is not your knife.

You sharpened the knives.

She has sharpened the knives.

- This knife is very sharp.
- This is a really sharp knife.