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knock about

/nɒk əˈbaʊt/

Traduction: Passer du temps avec quelqu'un de manière informelle ou voyager sans plan précis ; peut aussi signifier maltraiter quelqu'un ou traîner quelque part sans but particulier.

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/nɒk əˈbaʊt/B2informalbritish
  • frPasser du temps avec quelqu'un de manière informelle ou voyager sans plan précis ; peut aussi signifier maltraiter quelqu'un ou traîner quelque part sans but particulier.

To spend time with someone casually, or to travel around without a fixed plan; can also mean to treat someone roughly or to be physically present in a place without a specific purpose.

  1. Travel or wander casuallyB2informalbritish

    To travel or spend time in various places without a fixed plan.

    frerrer sans but

    • He spent a few years knocking about Europe after university.
    • They knocked about the countryside looking for adventure.
    • She knocked about the city for a while before finding a job.
  2. Treat roughly or damageB2informalbritish

    To treat someone or something roughly, causing damage or wear.

    frmaltraiter, abîmer

    • The old suitcase has been knocked about a lot during the trip.
    • He was knocked about by the bullies at school.
    • The furniture was knocked about during the move.
  3. Spend time with someoneB2informalbritish

    To socialize or spend time with a particular group of people.

    frFréquenter

    • She knocks about with a group of artists.
    • He used to knock about with some musicians.
    • They knock about together on weekends.
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