you could cut it with a knife|you can cut it with a knife in English

very uncomfortable atmosphere, very tense atmosphere, extremely tense tension in a room; something very thick (hot and humid air, heavy accent)

Use "you could cut it with a knife|you can cut it with a knife" in a sentence

1. Oh, the tension is so thick you you actually could cut it with a knife.

2. You can almost cut the air with a knife.

3. It can cut through vampires like a knife through butter.

4. The lines can be cut with a craft knife.

5. It is like a pomegranate cut in twain with a knife of ivory.

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7. Even without a scalpel ( surgical knife ) you cut people up.

8. Pressing the template firmly down on the plastic, cut around it with a knife.

9. Cut the roll in half with a sharp knife.

10. You clean the roots by scraping them with a knife and you cut them into small chunks...

11. You said it was " some banger with a knife. "

12. This knife is sharp. Mind you don't cut yourself!

13. Now if you don't shut up, I will cut your ear off with a butter knife.

14. He cut a twig from the tree with his knife.

15. So highly regarded was the mistletoe, that it had to be cut with a golden knife.

16. Thin Basswood may be cut with a hobby knife; thicker Basswood …

17. I cut myself on a knife.

18. Lithium metal is soft enough to be cut with a knife.

19. When cut with a hot knife, Clean cut produces a clean, smooth and virtually frayless end

20. The tough hide is difficult to cut, even with a knife.

21. After several attempts to untie the knot, I admitted defeat and cut through it with a knife.

22. 18 I cut myself on a knife.

23. You know, maybe - - maybe it was some banger with a knife.

24. He's quick with a knife, as you can see.

25. The pain cut through him like a knife.