Übersetzung für 'jabbed' von Englisch nach Deutsch

jabbed {past-p}

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• After years of being jabbed in the eyes, Abdul-Jabbar developed corneal erosion syndrome, occasionally experiencing pain when his eyes dry up.
• In the one sided affair, Dundee jabbed and hooked Wells to the face and body throughout the bout.
• They had ridden past the victims on a bike and jabbed them into the thigh.
• As the rounds progressed, he stuck his bayonet between the ropes and jabbed McTigue in the leg.
• Cornelius knocked Norberto down in the 2nd, and was eventually penalized a point for shoving, but overall the match was one-sided, as Cornelius simply jabbed and set up straight rights to win.

• Grant's First Vermont Brigade of infantry arrived and jabbed at the Confederate center less than one mile away.
• Hall's satirical book included lines that jabbed in the style of an upmarket gossip columnist.
• One such modification being a sharpened point at the tip of the blade which can be pushed or jabbed through soft materials such as drywall without drilling a hole for the blade.
• Lord Peter jabbed viciously with the glass rod.
• Using precision combination punching, Leonard jabbed and hooked with his left and crossed rights to the jaw of Welsh throughout the bout.

• It is also the site of the death of explorer Sir Roderick Purdeigh, after he yelled at a "native" and jabbed him with his walking stick in an attempt to make him stand up straight and say something other than "ook".
• There, he jabbed a finger into the soil and the oil gushed out.
• After being floored by Foreman twice, he was jabbed at by Foreman and then went under his swinging right hand and sat down.
• While going clear, he jabbed Ayrshire on one side only with his spurs, causing the horse to veer wildly and nearly give the race away.
• Armed with only a pointed shell he grabbed on the beach, he fought the beast a full five minutes underwater, his leg in its mouth until he jabbed its eye with the shell and was able to escape, barely making it to shore.

• In operation, the tool is jabbed into the ground with the blades in the open position.
• On September 7, 1978, Bulgarian dissident Georgi Markov was jabbed in the leg in public on Waterloo Bridge, London, England by a man using a weapon built into an umbrella which fired a small pellet carrying ricin into Markov's leg.
• Shortly after the monument was erected at Stanford, it was brutally vandalized; the culprit(s) physically cut and jabbed into the figures' faces and bodies.