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Thông dụng
Nội động từ
(thể dục,thể thao) ghi nhanh, thắng nhanh (điểm)
- to knock the bottom out of something, to knock something into a cocked hat
- (nghĩa bóng) làm thất bại, làm hỏng (kế hoạch...); chặn đứng (một âm mưu...)
- to knock somebody's head off
- (nghĩa bóng) thắng ai một cách dễ dàng
- to knock somebody into the middle of next week
- đánh ai ngã lăn quay
- to knock somebody off his pins
- làm cho ai choáng người, làm cho ai điếng người
- to knock their heads together
- va chạm nhau kịch liệt
- knock it off!
- im đi! câm mồm!
Kỹ thuật chung
kích nổ
- anti-knock additive or agent
- chất chống kích nổ
- anti-knock index
- chỉ số chống kích nổ
- engine knock
- sự roóc máy (kích nổ)
- knock control
- sự kiểm soát kích nổ
- knock inducer
- chất kích nổ
- knock rating
- chỉ số kích nổ
- knock resistance
- chỉ số chống kích nổ
- knock sensor
- cảm biến kích nổ
- knock suppressor
- chất chống (kích) nổ
Đồng nghĩa Tiếng Anh
V.
Strike, hit, rap, thwack, whack, thump, bang, tap: Knockon the door. He knocked the man on the head with hiswalking-stick.
Colloq criticize, deprecate, carp or cavil at,disparage, put down, run down: Don't knock something tillyou've tried it.
Knock about or around. a wander, roam,ramble, rove, travel, gad about: She's going to knock about theworld for a bit before settling down. b associate with, consortwith: He was only knocking about with some of the boys. cdiscuss, debate, talk over, Colloq kick about or around: I havea business proposition that I want to knock around with you. dbeat (up), maltreat, mistreat, maul, manhandle, batter, abuse,hit, strike: He's been known to knock his wife about.
Knockdown. a raze, demolish, destroy, level, wreck, lay in ruins,throw or pull down: They knocked down those beautiful oldhouses and erected an ugly office block in their place. b fell,floor, cut down: As soon as he got up, McCloskey knocked himdown again.
Knock off. Colloq a stop work(ing), quit, gohome, clock off or out, terminate, lock up, close down: I thinkI'll knock off for a few hours' rest. b steal, pilfer, thieve,rob, Colloq lift, Brit pinch, Slang Brit nick, US knock over:Two men in balaclavas knocked off the bank in the High Street.c See kill, 1. d make quick or short work of, complete, finish,bring to an end, Colloq polish off: He knocked off that book ina week. e US copy, imitate: They knock off expensive items,then sell them for much less than the originals. 6 knock out. aknock or render unconscious, floor, prostrate, trounce, whip,Slang flatten, K.O. or kayo: The smart money says that thechallenger will knock out the champion in the third round. boverwhelm, overcome, daze, stagger, astound, astonish, bewilder,stun, Colloq bowl over, blow (someone's) mind, Slang Brit knockfor six: She'll really knock them out in that dress!
Knockup. a knock or put together, improvise: I think I can knock upsomething quickly that will pass muster. b arouse, (a)waken,wake up: They knocked me up at dawn to go to work. c Slangimpregnate, get with child, make pregnant: Her boyfriendknocked her up and then refused to marry her.
Oxford
V. & n.
A tr. strike (a hard surface) with an audiblesharp blow (knocked the table three times). b intr. strike,esp. a door to gain admittance (can you hear someone knocking?;knocked at the door).
Tr. (usu. foll. by in,out, off, etc.) drive (a thing, a person, etc.) by striking(knocked the ball into the hole; knocked those ideas out of hishead; knocked her hand away).
Intr. a(of a motor or other engine) make a thumping or rattling noiseesp. as the result of a loose bearing. b = PINK(3).
(usu. foll. bywith) be associated socially (knocks about with his brother).knock against 1 collide with.
Austral. & NZ colloq. refuse, rebuff. knock-backn. Austral. & NZ colloq. a refusal, a rebuff. knock thebottom out of see BOTTOM. knock down 1 strike (esp. a person)to the ground with a blow.
(usu. foll. by to)(at an auction) dispose of (an article) to a bidder by a knockwith a hammer (knocked the Picasso down to him for a million).4 colloq. lower the price of (an article).
N. Austral. & NZ sl. anintroduction (to a person). knock for knock agreement anagreement between insurance companies by which each pays its ownpolicyholder regardless of liability. knock one's head againstcome into collision with (unfavourable facts or conditions).knocking-shop Brit. sl. a brothel. knock into a cocked hatsee COCK(1). knock into the middle of next week colloq. send(a person) flying, esp. with a blow. knock into shape seeSHAPE. knock-kneed having knock knees. knock knees an abnormalcondition with the legs curved inwards at the knee. knock off 1strike off with a blow.
Sl. kill. knock onRugby Football drive (a ball) with the hand or arm towards theopponents' goal-line. knock-on n. an act of knocking on.knock-on effect a secondary, indirect, or cumulative effect.knock on the head 1 stun or kill (a person) by a blow on thehead.
Colloq. put an end to (a scheme etc.). knock on (orknock) wood US = touch wood. knock out 1 make (a person)unconscious by a blow on the head.
Austral., NZ, & US sl. earn. knock sideways colloq.disconcert; astonish. knock spots off defeat easily. knocktogether put together or assemble hastily or roughly. knockunder submit. knock up 1 make or arrange hastily.
Practise a ball game before formal play begins. knock-up n. apractice at tennis etc. take a (or the) knock be hard hitfinancially or emotionally. [ME f. OE cnocian: prob. imit.]
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