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Meanings of knock out in English

Spanish
dejar inconsciente

Knock unconscious or senseless.

dejar inconsciente

To kill or stun with a heavy weapon or a violent blow.

Cocktail made of gin and vermouth.

Usage of knock out in English
1
He said they were going to knock out the global financial system.
Firewall
2
Preliminary studies for the BNIP3 knock out animals show extremely low pO₂.
Pubmed
3
I turned to knock out my pipe, and grinned over the grate.
The Stark Munro Letters / Being series of twelve letters written...
4
Belgium in knockouts Belgium's knock out record is a bit more dubious.
The South African
5
Get the drugs they'll need to knock out the regular lease-company pilot.
Haunted: a novel of stories
6
Le Figaro suggests he would knock out Sarkozy to take third place.
The Guardian
7
The homeopathic remedy Oscillococcinum will quickly knock out many kinds of flu.
Prescription alternatives: hundreds of safe, natural, prescripti...
8
These two considerations knock out many varieties that have been highly touted.
Northern Nut Growers Association Thirty-Fourth Annual Report 194...
9
I only had one glass,-justto knock out a cold I caught.
True to Himself; Or, Roger Strong's Struggle for Place
10
We can knock out the prep for the quiz in an hour.
Family ties
11
I wish both of 'em 'd knock out a stick or two.
Ahead of the Army
12
It's heavy enough to knock out an elephant, let alone a bull.
The Boy Inventors' Radio Telephone
13
It struck Lasser's hand, paralyzing it, but it didn't knock out Lasser.
The Penal Cluster
14
Gene Tunney was awarded a total knock out and won the match.
Radio NZ
15
They put hundreds of people building AI systems to knock out toxic content.
Wired
16
Jake stooped to knock out the ashes of his pipe in the fender.
Charles Rex
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South Africa
Common
Australia
Common
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