knockout

• 形容词,用于形容某人或某物极具吸引力、令人惊艳或令人震撼。

An adjective used to describe something or someone that is extremely attractive, impressive, or stunning.

1. Very strong or vigorousB2informal

   Extremely powerful, forceful, or intense in effect.

   惊艳的

   • The boxer delivered a knockout punch in the final round.
   • The coffee had a knockout effect, keeping him awake all night.
   • Her knockout performance left the audience speechless.

   同义词devastatingdynamicelectrifyingforcefulintenseoverwhelmingpowerfulstunning

2. Strikingly attractiveB2informal

   Extremely attractive or impressive in appearance.

   惊艳动人

   • She wore a knockout dress to the party.
   • He looked absolutely knockout in his tuxedo.
   • The model had a knockout smile that captivated everyone.

   同义词beautifulbreathtakingdazzlingfetchinggorgeousravishingstrikingstunning

   反义词hideousrepulsiveuglyunattractive

• 指拳击等搏击运动中使对手失去知觉的一击；也非正式地用来形容极具吸引力或令人惊艳的人。

A noun referring to a blow that renders an opponent unconscious, especially in boxing; also used informally to mean a strikingly attractive or impressive person.

1. Stunningly attractive personB2informal

   A person, typically a woman, who is exceptionally beautiful or seductive in appearance.

   绝色美人

   • She was an absolute knockout in that red dress.
   • Everyone at the party thought she was a knockout.
   • He walked in with a knockout on his arm.

   同义词beautybombshelldollfoxlookersirenstunnervision

2. Decisive blow in combatB1formal

   A punch or strike that renders an opponent unconscious, especially in boxing.

   击倒

   • The boxer won the match with a knockout in the third round.
   • He delivered a devastating knockout to his rival.
   • The referee stopped the fight after a clear knockout.

   同义词kayoknockout punch