英语单词短语词组“knock someone out”的中文翻译、释义及用法解析-英汉词典

knocksomeoneout

phrasal verbwithknockverb

uk

/nɒk/us

/nɑːk/

(MAKE UNCONSCIOUS)

B2

tohitsomeone so that theybecomeunconscious:

Hisopponentknockedhim out with onepunch.

See also

knockoutnoun(UNCONSCIOUS)

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Losing consciousness

black
catatonic
concuss
concussed
conk
conk out
faint
go out like a lightidiom
hypnotic
hypnotically
insensibility
knock
light
non-responsive
out
pass out
senseless
spark out
stun
unconscious

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(MAKE SLEEP)

If adrugoralcoholknocksyou out, it makes you go tosleep:

Thesleepingtabletsknockedhim out for 18hours.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Medicines & drugs: administering drugs & medicines

anaesthesiology
anaesthetize
auto-injector
blood doping
bolus
dispense
inject
jab
knock
lethal injection
medicated
microdose
microdosing
nebulize
prescribe
reinject
reinjection
sedation
self-medicate
self-medication

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(DEFEAT)

B2

todefeatapersonor ateamin acompetitionso that they can nolongertakepartin it:

Thechampionwasunexpectedlyknockedout (ofthetournament) in the first round.

Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples

to beat someone in a race, competition, etc.

beatUnited beat City 3 - 2.
defeatCan Ireland defeat New Zealand in this high-stakes match?
conquerThe Greeks had fought and conquered the army of Mardonius.
vanquishThe superhero always vanquishes his foes and saves the world.
annihilateModern superpowers succeed not by annihilating their enemies but by buying them off.
hammerThe Colts got hammered by the Patriots.

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SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Winning, losing & scoring in sport

aet
against the run of playidiom
bag
blowsomeoneaway
clean
close-run
co-holder
concede
equalizer
golden goal
pull back
reelsomethingoff
relegation zone
run away withsomeone
score
scoreboard
scorecard
straight
sudden death
walk itidiom

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(IMPRESS)

old-fashionedslang

tocauseenjoymentoradmirationin someone:

We were all reallyknockedout by thefilm.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Causing pleasure

agreeable
agreeableness
agreeably
all things to all peopleidiom
attractive
deliciously
delight
delightful
delightfully
distraction
homely
homey
indulgent
indulgently
jovial
sensuous
sensuously
serendipitous
sweeten
ultra-civilized

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knock out someone| American Dictionary

knock sth out| Business English

单词	knock someone out
释义	knocksomeoneout phrasal verbwithknockverb uk /nɒk/us /nɑːk/ (MAKE UNCONSCIOUS) B2 tohitsomeone so that theybecomeunconscious: Hisopponentknockedhim out with onepunch. See also knockoutnoun(UNCONSCIOUS) SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Losing consciousness black catatonic concuss concussed conk conk out faint go out like a lightidiom hypnotic hypnotically insensibility knock light non-responsive out pass out senseless spark out stun unconscious See more results » (MAKE SLEEP) If adrugoralcoholknocksyou out, it makes you go tosleep: Thesleepingtabletsknockedhim out for 18hours. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Medicines & drugs: administering drugs & medicines anaesthesiology anaesthetize auto-injector blood doping bolus dispense inject jab knock lethal injection medicated microdose microdosing nebulize prescribe reinject reinjection sedation self-medicate self-medication See more results » (DEFEAT) B2 todefeatapersonor ateamin acompetitionso that they can nolongertakepartin it: Thechampionwasunexpectedlyknockedout (ofthetournament) in the first round. Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples to beat someone in a race, competition, etc. beatUnited beat City 3 - 2. defeatCan Ireland defeat New Zealand in this high-stakes match? conquerThe Greeks had fought and conquered the army of Mardonius. vanquishThe superhero always vanquishes his foes and saves the world. annihilateModern superpowers succeed not by annihilating their enemies but by buying them off. hammerThe Colts got hammered by the Patriots. See more results » SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Winning, losing & scoring in sport aet against the run of playidiom bag blowsomeoneaway clean close-run co-holder concede equalizer golden goal pull back reelsomethingoff relegation zone run away withsomeone score scoreboard scorecard straight sudden death walk itidiom See more results » (IMPRESS) old-fashionedslang tocauseenjoymentoradmirationin someone: We were all reallyknockedout by thefilm. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Causing pleasure agreeable agreeableness agreeably all things to all peopleidiom attractive deliciously delight delightful delightfully distraction homely homey indulgent indulgently jovial sensuous sensuously serendipitous sweeten ultra-civilized See more results » knockyourselfout phrasal verbwithknockverb uk /nɒk/us /nɑːk/ to make yourselfunconscious, usually byhittingyourhead: Shehitherheadon theceilingandknockedherself out. informal to make yourselfillwithtiredness: If youcarryonworkinglike this, you'llknockyourself out. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Losing consciousness black catatonic concuss concussed conk conk out faint go out like a lightidiom hypnotic hypnotically insensibility knock light non-responsive out pass out senseless spark out stun unconscious See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Tired and making tired knocksomethingout phrasal verbwithknockverb uk /nɒk/us /nɑːk/ (PRODUCE) informal toproducesomethingquicklywithoutspendingtimethinkingabout thedetails: I'veknockedout a firstdraftof thereportthat we canamendat alaterdate. See also knocksomethingoff(PRODUCE)informal SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Creating and producing anti-creative artefact attribute attributesomethingtosomeone barrenness generate handmade knock knock off (something) knocksomethingtogether/up maker culture mint runsomethingup rushsomethingout sand-cast scaresomethingup scrapbooking spin throw yield See more results » (DESTROY) If something such as apieceofequipmentisknockedout by somethingelse, itstopsworkingor isdamagedordestroyed: Thesurgein thepowersupplyknockedout all thecomputers. Enemyaircrafthaveknockedout 25tanks. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Destroying and demolishing annihilate annihilation apocalypse bash bash through (something) be sacrificed on the altar ofsomethingidiom fall in in piecesidiom indestructibility killsomethingoff kill the goose that lays the golden eggidiom sacrifice self-devouring shred sink smash stave stavesomethingin takesomethingout tear See more results » (Definition ofknock someone outfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press) knock out someone\| American Dictionary knock outsomeone phrasal verbwithknockverb us /nɑk/ (HIT) tohitsomeone so that thepersonbecomesunconscious, or tocausesomeone to go tosleep: Hisfallfrom theladderknocked him out. Thosesleepingpillsknocked me out. If something such as asystemorpieceofequipmentis knocked out by somethingelse, itstopsoperating: Thelightningknocked outourelectricity. knock outsomething/someone phrasal verbwithknockverb us /nɑk/ (REMOVE) toremovesomething,esp. byhittingit withforce: Seanfelloff hisbikeand knocked twoteethout. Apersonorteamthat is knocked out of acompetitionisdefeatedand nolongercan takepart: Alossin today’sgamewill knockourteamout of theplayoffs. (Definition ofknock out someonefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press) knock sth out\| Business English knock sth out phrasal verbwithknockverb[T] uk /nɒk/us informal toproducesomethingquicklywithoutspendingtimethinkingabout thedetails: Moderncomputergamestake alongtimetodevelop; you can nolongerknockone out in threemonths. tostopamachine,system, etc. fromworking: Powerfulstormsknockedoutelectricityto more than a millioncustomersin theareainJuly. (Definition ofknock sth outfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press) #https://dictionary.cambridge.org//dictionary/english/knock-out##
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knocksomeoneout

(MAKE UNCONSCIOUS)

(MAKE SLEEP)

(DEFEAT)

(IMPRESS)

knockyourselfout

knocksomethingout

(PRODUCE)

(DESTROY)

knock out someone| American Dictionary

knock outsomeone

(HIT)

knock outsomething/someone

(REMOVE)

knock sth out| Business English

knock sth out