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Meanings of
knock down
in English
Spanish
derribar
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Cause to come or go down.
down
fell
cut down
push down
pull down
Spanish
derribar
Spanish
derribar
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Knock down with force.
floor
deck
dump
coldcock
Spanish
derribar
Synonyms
Examples for "
floor
"
floor
deck
dump
coldcock
Examples for "
floor
"
1
A
floor
in home prices will also prevent future foreclosures, Zandi said.
2
These well-appointed three-bedroom top
floor
apartments come with particularly good quality fittings.
3
Soon, he said, he would get to work on the second
floor
.
4
The issue of casualisation and part time working conditions hit the
floor
.
5
The Empire State Building was going up almost a
floor
per day.
1
The moment she set foot on the
deck
,
she heard her name.
2
The moonlight filtered through the chinks in the burlap shrouding the
deck
.
3
United Continental shareholders could use some calming words from the flight
deck
.
4
A voice comes over the theater's sound system: Gentlemen, attention on
deck
.
5
Time passed; the person on the platform regained the
deck
and disappeared.
1
There are groups with the express purpose of planning illegal
pump
-
and
-
dump
schemes.
2
Investors are choosing to
dump
Italian assets now and ask questions later.
3
It also requires getting state governments to
dump
stamp duty on homes.
4
The ranger pointed to another shaft-house and
dump
on the next hillside.
5
The
dump
had been closed years ago, replaced by a treatment plant.
1
This was the guy who Ahab should have called to
coldcock
Moby Dick.
2
But I was ready to rear up and
coldcock
the sumbidge if he got out of hand.
3
He'd always thought he wouldn't put anything past Morgan, but he was having a hard time believing she'd been the one to
coldcock
him.
4
Michael
coldcocked
Eric right in the jaw, and sent him flying backward.
5
You let poor Rob think he was winning and then you
coldcocked
him.
Shatter as if by explosion.
blast
Usage of
knock down
in English
1
I mean, who wants to
knock
down
the Empire State Building now?
2
They were too weak to
knock
down
the flying crows with stones.
3
Conservationists vowed to fight the plan to
knock
down
the legendary theatre.
4
His hand when closed looked formidable enough to
knock
down
an ox.
5
Looks like they're trying to
knock
down
the gauss round, Alex said.
6
Does the male sparrow
knock
down
the female sparrow with a twig?
7
And do you know where I got the check to
knock
down
?
8
And a marvelous straw man to
knock
down
with their scientific exorcisms.
9
He could
knock
down
an ox, yet he wouldn't harm a fly.
10
He got our guys some wide-open shots they just didn't
knock
down
.
11
Richard asked Dempsey not to
knock
down
the show by killing Carpentier.
12
The answer wasn't to
knock
down
our historic stations and start again, however.
13
Everyone's dual energy is exposed: they
knock
down
;
they pick up.
14
Clarke took that opportunity to
knock
down
a flag which was rather unfortunate.
15
Curry and Thompson didn't help matters by missing shots they normally
knock
down
.
16
It took me one year to get my bearings, to
knock
down
walls.
Other examples for "knock down"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
This collocation consists of:
knock
down
knock
Verb
Preposition
Translations for
knock down
Spanish
derribar
tumbar
Knock down
through the time
Knock down
across language varieties
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Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Less common
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