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knock

/nɒk/

verb

Bir yüzeye sert bir şekilde vurmak, özellikle dikkat çekmek için kapıya vurmak

To strike a surface firmly to make a sound, especially on a door to attract attention.

  • Someone is knocking at the door.
  • She knocked on the window to get his attention.
  • Please knock before entering.
  • Researchers must knock twice on the laboratory door before entering to avoid contaminating sterile experiments.
  • The proposed budget cuts could knock several promising clinical trials out of the funding cycle.
  • Seismic sensors can detect when underground drilling operations knock loose fragments from bedrock formations.
verb

Bir şeye veya birine çarpmak, genellikle düşmesine veya hareket etmesine neden olmak

To collide with something or someone, often causing them to fall or move.

  • I knocked my head on the shelf.
  • He knocked the vase off the table.
  • The wind knocked over the fence.
verbinformal

Birini veya bir şeyi eleştirmek veya hakkında olumsuz konuşmak

To criticize or speak negatively about someone or something.

  • Don't knock it until you've tried it.
  • Critics knocked the movie for its poor script.
  • He's always knocking his coworkers behind their backs.
noun

Bir yüzeye, özellikle kapıya vurma sesi veya eylemi

The sound or act of striking a surface, especially a door.

  • There was a loud knock at the door.
  • Did you hear that knock?
  • Give three knocks and wait.
noun

Etki yaratan bir darbe veya çarpışma

A blow or collision that causes impact.

  • He took a knock to the head during the game.
  • The car suffered a few knocks in the accident.
  • That knock left a nasty bruise.