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A2  knock  çalmak, tıklatmakvurmak, devirmek, çarpmak

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verb  /nɒk  ; US nɑːk  / verb knock (verb)
 /nɒk  ; US nɑːk  / verb
 
 1 [intransitive]
 knock (at/on sth)
to make a noise by
hitting sth firmly with your hand
çalmak, tıklatmak
 Is that someone knocking at the door?
 I knocked on the window but she didn't hear
me.
 2 [transitive]
knock
sth (on/against sth)
to hit sb/sth hard,
often by accident
vurmak, devirmek,
çarpmak
 He knocked the vase onto the floor.
 Be careful not to knock your head on the
shelf when you get up.
 to knock somebody unconscious 
birini yere sermek
 3 [transitive] (informal) 
to say bad things
about sb/sth; to criticize sb/sth
yerden
yere vurmak
 ‘I hate this town.’ ‘Don't knock it – there
are far worse places to live.’
IDIOM
touch
wood; (US) knock on wood
an expression that
people use (often while touching a piece of wood) to prevent bad luck
tahtaya
vur, şeytan kulağına kurşun
 I've been driving here for 20 years and I
haven't had an accident yet – touch wood!
PHRASAL VERBS
knock
about/around
(informal)
to be in a place; to
travel and live in various places
sürtmek, dolanmak
 Is last week's newspaper still knocking
about?
 I spent a few months knocking around Europe
before I went to University.
knock
sb down
to hit sb causing them
to fall to the ground
ezmek; 
yıkmak
 The old lady was knocked down by a cyclist.
knock
sth down
to destroy a building,
etc.
yıkmak
 They knocked down the old factory because
it was unsafe.
knock
off (sth)
(spoken)
to stop working
paydos
etmek
 What time do you knock off?
knock
sth off 
1 (informal)
to reduce a price by a
certain amount
indirim
yapmak, fiyat kırmak
 He agreed to knock £10 off the price.
 2 (slang)
to steal sth
aşırmak, araklamak
knock
sb out 
1 to
hit sb so that they become unconscious or cannot get up again for a while
nakavt
etmek, bayıltmak, yere sermek
 The punch on the nose knocked him out.
 2
(used about a drug, alcohol, etc.) to cause sb to sleep
uyutmak, kendinden
geçirmek
 Those three glasses of vodka really knocked
her out.
knock
sb out (of sth)
to beat a person or
team in a competition so that they do not play any more games in it
yarışma
dışı bırakmak; 
elemek
 Belgium was knocked out of the European Cup
by France.
knock
sb/sth over
to cause sb/sth to
fall over
devirmek, düşürmek
 Be careful not to knock over the drinks.

Level	A2
Kind	verb
Front	knock
IPA	/nɒk ; US nɑːk / verb
Back	çalmak, tıklatmak vurmak, devirmek, çarpmak
Back 2	knock (verb) /nɒk ; US nɑːk / verb 1 [intransitive] knock (at/on sth) to make a noise by hitting sth firmly with your hand çalmak, tıklatmak Is that someone knocking at the door? I knocked on the window but she didn't hear me. 2 [transitive] knock sth (on/against sth) to hit sb/sth hard, often by accident vurmak, devirmek, çarpmak He knocked the vase onto the floor. Be careful not to knock your head on the shelf when you get up. to knock somebody unconscious birini yere sermek 3 [transitive] (informal) to say bad things about sb/sth; to criticize sb/sth yerden yere vurmak ‘I hate this town.’ ‘Don't knock it – there are far worse places to live.’ IDIOM touch wood; (US) knock on wood an expression that people use (often while touching a piece of wood) to prevent bad luck tahtaya vur, şeytan kulağına kurşun I've been driving here for 20 years and I haven't had an accident yet – touch wood! PHRASAL VERBS knock about/around (informal) to be in a place; to travel and live in various places sürtmek, dolanmak Is last week's newspaper still knocking about? I spent a few months knocking around Europe before I went to University. knock sb down to hit sb causing them to fall to the ground ezmek; yıkmak The old lady was knocked down by a cyclist. knock sth down to destroy a building, etc. yıkmak They knocked down the old factory because it was unsafe. knock off (sth) (spoken) to stop working paydos etmek What time do you knock off? knock sth off 1 (informal) to reduce a price by a certain amount indirim yapmak, fiyat kırmak He agreed to knock £10 off the price. 2 (slang) to steal sth aşırmak, araklamak knock sb out 1 to hit sb so that they become unconscious or cannot get up again for a while nakavt etmek, bayıltmak, yere sermek The punch on the nose knocked him out. 2 (used about a drug, alcohol, etc.) to cause sb to sleep uyutmak, kendinden geçirmek Those three glasses of vodka really knocked her out. knock sb out (of sth) to beat a person or team in a competition so that they do not play any more games in it yarışma dışı bırakmak; elemek Belgium was knocked out of the European Cup by France. knock sb/sth over to cause sb/sth to fall over devirmek, düşürmek Be careful not to knock over the drinks.

Knock Knocked Sb Sth I Sb/Sth Verb Knocking

knock (verb)