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knock

[nok] / nɒk /






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Another time, she fell off a ladder while working on Christmas decorations, knocking herself out and severely bruising her face.

From The Wall Street Journal

On “The Bear,” his last guest star role, Albert Schnur knocks our trust off balance by swooping into Ebra’s life, expecting to find disorganization, and enthusiastically respecting that Ebra has his act together.

From Salon

To sum up their misfortune in a nutshell, Bradley was taken off at half-time after a knock for Isak.

From BBC

The end arrived in the sixth round, Joshua knocking Paul to the floor and Young waving the farce to a merciful conclusion.

From The Wall Street Journal

While Crawley's knock in Adelaide probably answers questions about his short-term future in the England team, Ollie Pope looks under immense pressure for his place in the fourth Test on Boxing Day in Melbourne.

From BBC