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Noun

knock

  1. an abrupt rapping sound, as from an impact of a hard object against wood
    I heard a knock on my door.
  2. an impact
    He took a knock on the head.
  3. the act of hitting a tennis ball with a partner for warm up purposes

Translations

  • Dutch: kloppen n (1), aankloppen n (1), klap m (2)
  • Finnish: koputus (1); isku (2)
  • French: coup m(1) (2)
  • German: Klopfen n (1), Schlag m (2)
  • Indonesian: ketukan, ketokan (1); benturan (2)

Verb

to knock

  1. to rap one's knuckles against something, especially wood
    Knock on the door and find out if they're home.
  2. to bump or impact
    I knocked against the table and bruised my leg.
  3. to hit a tennis ball with a practice partner to warm up before a match
  4. to denigrate, undervalue (possibly obscure or colloquial)
    Don't knock it until you've tried it.

Translations

  • Dutch: kloppen (1), aankloppen (1), botsen (2)
  • Finnish: koputtaa (1); törmätä (2)
  • French: frapper (1)
  • German: klopfen
  • Indonesian: ketuk, ketok (1), bentur, tabrak (2)
  • Vietnamese: gõ (1)

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