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knock out

/nɒk aʊt/

翻译: 动词短语,指使人失去意识(击倒),或在比赛中淘汰某人,也指快速轻松地做出或完成某事。

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词语关系

verb

/nɒk aʊt/B2formal
  • zh动词短语,指使人失去意识(击倒),或在比赛中淘汰某人,也指快速轻松地做出或完成某事。

A phrasal verb used to indicate rendering someone unconscious, eliminating someone from a competition, or producing something quickly and effortlessly.

不可数 · 及物 · 短语动词,可分

  1. Render unconsciousinformal

    To hit someone so hard that they become unconscious.

    zh击昏

    • The boxer knocked out his opponent in the third round.
    • He was knocked out by a single punch.
    • The fall knocked him out cold.

    同义词floorkayolay output outstun

  2. Eliminate from competitioninformal

    To defeat someone or a team so that they cannot continue in a competition.

    zh淘汰出局

    • The underdog team knocked out the champions in the first round.
    • She was knocked out of the tournament in the semifinals.
    • The injury knocked him out of the race.

    同义词beatdefeatdismissejecteliminateoustput outsend packing

  3. Exhaust or tireinformal

    To make someone extremely tired or exhausted.

    zh使筋疲力尽

    • The long hike knocked me out completely.
    • Working double shifts knocked her out.
    • The heat knocked out the entire team.

    同义词drainenervateexhaustfatiguetire outwear outweary

    反义词energizeinvigoraterefreshrevivestimulate

  4. Produce quicklyinformal

    To produce or complete something quickly and efficiently.

    zh快速完成

    • The artist knocked out a sketch in ten minutes.
    • She knocked out the report before lunch.
    • He can knock out a song in an hour.

    同义词bang outchurn outcrank outdash offthrow togetherturn outwhip up

词形
  • knocked out past participle
  • knocked out past simple
  • knocking out present participle
  • knocks out third person singular

基本动词knock

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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