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I. knock [Brit nɒk, Am nɑk] N
1. knock (blow):
knock
knock
knock
a knock on the head
to take a knock
a knock with a hammer
2. knock (at door):
a knock at the door
I'll give you a knock at 7.30
I thought I heard a knock
knock! knock!
3. knock (setback):
knock fig
to take a knock
II. knock [Brit nɒk, Am nɑk] VB trans
1. knock (strike):
knock object
to knock one's head, arm on sth
to knock sb on the head, arm with sth
to knock sb, sth into, across
to knock sb, sth against
to knock sb unconscious or senseless or silly inf person, object, blow:
to knock a hole in sth
to knock sth straight, flat
2. knock (cause to move):
to knock sth off or out of sth
fare cadere qc da qc
to knock sb, sth over sth
buttare giù qn, qc da qc
to knock sb, sth to the ground
to knock a nail, peg into sth
to knock sb off his feet blast, wave:
to knock sb, sth out of the way
eliminare qn, qc
to knock sb flat
3. knock (beat):
4. knock (criticize) inf:
knock method, opposition, achievement, person
don't knock it! hum
III. knock [Brit nɒk, Am nɑk] VB intr
1. knock (make sound deliberately):
knock person:
bussare (at, on a)
2. knock (make sound involuntarily):
knock branch, object:
urtare, sbattere (on, against contro)
knock engine:
knock water pipes:
3. knock (collide):
to knock into or against sth
IV. knock [Brit nɒk, Am nɑk]
to knock sth on the head inf
knock-for-knock [ˌnɒkfəˈnɒk] ADJ
I. knock about VB [nɒk -] VB [nɒk -] (knock about) inf
knock about knock around
II. knock about VB [nɒk -] VB [nɒk -] (knock about [sth]) inf
knock about object house, area:
knock about knock around
to knock about with sb inf
to knock about together inf adults:
III. knock about VB [nɒk -] VB [nɒk -] (knock [sb] about) inf
knock about knock around
IV. knock about VB [nɒk -] VB [nɒk -] (knock [sth] about)
1. knock about (buffet) storm:
knock about knock around boat
2. knock about SPORTS:
knock-off [Am ˈnɑkɑf] N
1. knock-off Am MECH:
knock-off
2. knock-off (knocking-off time):
knock-off
3. knock-off (reduction):
knock-off
anti-knock [Am ˈæn(t)inɑk, ˈænˌtaɪnɑk] N
anti-knock
knock into VB [nɒk -] (knock into [sb, sth])
knock into
I. knock off VB [nɒk -] (knock off) inf
knock off worker:
knock off
II. knock off VB [nɒk -] (knock [sb, sth] off, knock off [sb, sth])
1. knock off (cause to fall):
knock off person, blow, force: person, object
knock off movement, blow: rider
knock off person: insect
knock off wind, person: flower heads
knock off person, blow: handle, end, car mirror
2. knock off (reduce):
I'll knock £10 off for you
3. knock off (steal) inf:
knock off car, object
4. knock off (stop) inf:
knock it off!
5. knock off (have sex with) inf:
knock off person
knock in VB [nɒk -] (knock [sth] in, knock in [sth])
1. knock in (deliberately):
knock in person: nail, peg
knock in golfer: ball
2. knock in (accidentally) blow:
knock in side, top
knock-kneed [Brit ˌnɒkˈniːd, Am ˌnɑkˈnid] ADJ
knock-kneed
knock knees [Brit, Am ˈnɑk ˌniz] N npl
knock knees
I. knock [nɑ:k] N
1. knock (blow):
knock
2. knock (sound):
knock
to give a knock at the door
3. knock fig inf (criticism):
knock
to take a knock (damage)
II. knock [nɑ:k] VB intr
1. knock (hit):
knock
2. knock TECH:
knock engine
III. knock [nɑ:k] VB trans
1. knock (hit):
knock
to knock sb
to knock the bottom out of sth
to knock the bottom out of sth fig
2. knock inf (criticize):
knock
knock together VB trans
knock together
knock into VB trans (make understand)
knock into
to knock some sense into sb
I. knock around VB intr inf
knock around
II. knock around VB trans
knock around person
knock around ball
knock out VB trans
1. knock out SPORTS:
knock out (cause to sleep)
knock out (exhaust)
2. knock out (remove):
knock out
knock out contents in text
3. knock out (eliminate):
knock out
4. knock out (produce quickly):
knock out
5. knock out inf (astonish):
knock out
to knock sb out
knock down VB trans
1. knock down (cause to fall):
knock down
knock down with a car
2. knock down (demolish):
knock down
to knock down every argument fig
3. knock down (reduce):
knock down
4. knock down (sell at auction):
knock down
knock back VB trans inf
1. knock back (drink quickly):
knock back
to knock a beer back
2. knock back (surprise):
knock back
knock-kneed [ˈnɑ:k·ni:d] ADJ
knock-kneed
knock-kneed fig
knock on VB intr
I. knock up VB trans inf (make pregnant)
knock up
II. knock up VB intr SPORTS
knock up
Present
Iknock
youknock
he/she/itknocks
weknock
youknock
theyknock
Past
Iknocked
youknocked
he/she/itknocked
weknocked
youknocked
theyknocked
Present Perfect
Ihaveknocked
youhaveknocked
he/she/ithasknocked
wehaveknocked
youhaveknocked
theyhaveknocked
Past Perfect
Ihadknocked
youhadknocked
he/she/ithadknocked
wehadknocked
youhadknocked
theyhadknocked
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Is there a better place to chuck up a marquee, knock in some flash ovens and watch some frazzled amateur bakers mangle a recipe for sticky buns?
thespinoff.co.nz
Shambling and ungainly, it's a monster without threat, a doe-eyed, knock-kneed abomination with a distended beer gut.
www.denofgeek.com
Some are knock-kneed, while others wear their legs in parentheses.
www.smh.com.au
It gave him a knock-kneed appearance, but again, turning his legs from two aerodynamic units into one cut down on turbulence and made him pass through the air more quickly.
www.cyclingweekly.co.uk
Two other pictures dissect her subjects into body parts -- a knock-kneed pair of legs with knee socks, another in nylons.
www.thestar.com