英语单词 "knockdown"

音标
/kˈnɒkdaʊn/

词义

动词：击倒，打倒
例：To knock someone down means to cause them to fall by hitting them.

名词：击倒，打倒的动作
例：A knockdown in a fight refers to the moment when a fighter is knocked to the ground.

形容词：廉价的，减少价格的，促销的
例：A knockdown price refers to a price that is much lower than the normal price.

名词（建筑）：拆卸，拆除
例：A knockdown house means a house that is meant to be taken apart or demolished.

翻译

击倒，打倒

廉价的，打折的

拆卸，拆除

读音
/kˈnɒkdaʊn/（重音在第一个音节）

用法

动词：表示将某人或某物击倒。
例：The boxer knocked his opponent down in the second round.

名词：指击倒的动作或结果。
例：The fighter received a knockdown in the first round.

形容词：表示商品价格非常低廉。
例：I bought the TV at a knockdown price.

名词：指拆卸或拆除的过程。
例：The company is specializing in knockdown buildings.

例句

The boxer knocked his opponent down with a powerful punch.

The chair broke when it was knocked down from the table.

I found this coat at a knockdown price in the sale.

He was knocked down by a car while crossing the street.

The company is offering knockdown prices for their new products.

After the storm, the trees were knocked down by strong winds.

The architect designed a knockdown house, which can be quickly assembled and disassembled.

The fighter managed to get up after the knockdown and continue fighting.

The city is planning a knockdown of the old factory to build new apartments.

The contractor started the knockdown of the old building yesterday.

短语搭配

Knockdown price：指非常低廉的价格

Knockdown drag-out：指激烈的争斗或比赛，通常带有暴力

Knockdown argument：不可反驳的论点

Knockdown effect：意指某一事件或因素的严重后果

Knockdown in a fight：打斗中的击倒动作