柱がささくれだっていて不用意に触ると刺さって危ないの英語

If you touch that wire, you will receive a shock.

It is a common saying that chopsticks breaking in one's hand is a bad omen.

It is a common saying that the snapping of one's chopsticks in one's hand is a bad omen.

It is a common saying that the snapping of chopsticks in your hand is a bad omen.

The rope was strained almost to the breaking point.

I may have to thrash him if he does not demean himself properly.

If anyone lays a finger on her I'll tear him limb from limb!

Too much cutting dulls the knife's edge

Instead of interfering in everything, you need only keep the prime mover under control.

I can but lose my capital at the worst.

I hit this thumb (of mine) with a hammer instead of hitting a nail on the head.

A snake was gliding smoothly up the bank.

to stand as if one had swallowed an arrow―stand bolt-upright

cutting or able to cut as if with a knife

Instead of interfering in everything, you need only keep the prime mover under control.

relinquish your grip on the rope--you won't fall

They had a difficult time calming down the angry and violent monkey.

A knife is intended to cut with,―meant to cut with,―and not to eat with.

of the manner in which an object with a pointed end is thrust, piercingly and sharply

for it to be possible to scratch something with a fingernail or with a sharp-pointed object

Luxury becomes a habit.

a device for emptying a cask by tilting it without disturbing the dregs

I have a vague horror of touching silkworms.

to have a barber's itch

I caught the blow with a clash.

an opening made forcibly as by pulling apart

I dodged the falling blow.

a rice cake soaked and stored in water so that it will not crack or moulder

His life is fast ebbing away.

I eagerly watched for his coming, that I might give him fits.