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kucanje
I. knock [nɒk] N
1. knock (sound):
knock
she heard a knock
2. knock (blow):
knock
3. knock no pl TECH:
knock of engine
4. knock fig (setback):
knock
to take a knock inf
5. knock inf (critical comment):
knock
knock
6. knock SPORTS (in cricket):
knock
II. knock [nɒk] VB intr
1. knock (strike noisily):
knock
2. knock (collide with):
knock
sudariti se into/against - sa
to knock into sb
3. knock TECH:
knock engine, pipes
4. knock inf (be approaching):
to be knocking on 40/50/60
Phrases:
to knock on wood Am, Aus
III. knock [nɒk] VB trans
1. knock (hit):
to knock sth
2. knock (blow):
to knock sb
to knock sb (less hard)
to knock sb to the ground
to knock sb on the head
to knock sb unconscious
fig to knock sb's self-esteem
3. knock (drive, demolish):
to knock sth out of sb
to knock some sense into sb
to knock a hole in the wall
4. knock inf (criticize):
to knock sb/sth
Phrases:
knock 'em dead Am
to knock sth on the head Brit, Aus (stop sth)
to knock sth on the head (kill)
to knock sb sideways
to knock the stuffing out of sb
IV. knock [nɒk] INTERJ
“knock knock”
I. knock about, knock around VB intr inf
1. knock about (be present):
knock about
knock about
to knock about with sb esp Brit
2. knock about inf (travel aimlessly):
knock about
knock about
3. knock about Brit (have a sexual relationship):
to knock about with sb
II. knock about, knock around VB trans
1. knock about (hit):
to knock about sb about
2. knock about (play casually):
to knock about a ball about tennis
'knock-up N usu sing Brit
knock-up
knock down VB trans
1. knock down:
knock down (cause to fall)
2. knock down (demolish):
knock down
3. knock down (reduce):
knock down price
4. knock down (sell at auction):
knock down
5. knock down Am inf (earn):
knock together VB trans
1. knock together inf (complete quickly):
knock together
knock together piece of furniture, shed, shelves
knock together written article
2. knock together Brit (remove wall):
knock out VB trans
1. knock out (render unconscious):
to knock outsb
to knock outsb (in a fight)
2. knock out (forcibly remove):
to knock out two teeth
3. knock out pipe:
knock out
knock out
4. knock out (eliminate):
knock out
5. knock out (render useless):
knock out
6. knock out Aus, NZ inf (earn a specified sum of money):
to knock out $ 2000
7. knock out inf draft, manuscript, story also:
knock out (on a keyboard)
8. knock out inf (astonish and impress):
knock out
knock over VB trans
1. knock over:
knock over (cause to fall)
knock over (with a bike, car)
knock over (with a bike, car)
2. knock over Am inf (rob):
to knock over a shop
Phrases:
knock-'kneed ADJ
knock-kneed
'anti-knock N
anti-knock
knock up VB trans
1. knock up inf (make quickly):
knock up
2. knock up Brit, Aus inf (awaken):
knock up
3. knock up esp Am sl (impregnate):
to knock upa woman
to knock upa woman sl
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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Additionally, you can kick an enemy tank into his team to get a massive knock up and throw him away from the action.
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I'll add it to the list the following day, and knock up a paragraph or two on its relevance, while opening nominations for the following stanza.
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I've never really played with a scorecard in my hand, always just for a knock up.
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And they've got just 180 minutes to knock up a menu to impress.
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And it is possible for individuals with desktop publishing skills and access to templates or photographs of real degree certificates to knock up their own convincing fake versions.
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