Czasowniki złożone
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| knock [sb] back [sth] vtr phrasal sep | UK, slang (cost) | kosztować kogoś coś ndk. |
| | That new car must have knocked you back a fair amount! |
| | Ten nowy samochód musiał cię sporo kosztować! |
| knock [sth] off vtr phrasal sep | UK, slang (brand: copy) (potoczny) | zrzynać z czegoś ndk. + przyim. |
| | They're knocking off designer brands and selling the goods in the local market. |
| knock off vi phrasal | slang (finish day's work) | kończyć pracę ndk. + ż |
| | | skończyć pracę dk. + ż |
| | When it rains, the boss lets us knock off work early. |
| knock [sth] off vtr phrasal sep | slang, figurative (price: reduce) | obniżać coś, opuszczać coś ndk. |
| | | obniżyć coś, opuścić coś dk. |
| | There's a button missing from this dress. Could you knock a couple of pounds off the price? |
| knock [sb] out vtr phrasal sep | informal (strike unconscious) (potoczny) | nokautować ndk. |
| | | znokautować dk. |
| | The goalkeeper collided with the striker and knocked him out. |
| knock [sb] out vtr phrasal sep | informal, figurative (send to sleep) | usypiać ndk. |
| | | uśpić dk. |
| | The chloroform knocked her out. |
| knock [sb] out vtr phrasal sep | (KO: defeat in boxing match) | nokautować ndk. |
| | | znokautować dk. |
| | The boxer knocked out his opponent in the third round. |
| knock [sb] out vtr phrasal sep | (competitor: eliminate) | eliminować ndk. |
| | | wyeliminować dk. |
| | In the semi-final of the competition, Manchester United knocked Liverpool out. |
| knock [sb] out vtr phrasal sep | slang, figurative (impress) (przenośny) | rzucać na kolana zwrot ndk. |
| | | rzucić na kolana zwrot dk. |
| | Sophie knocked everybody out with her great singing voice. |
| knock [sth] out vtr phrasal sep | slang (write hurriedly) | pisać ndk. |
| | | napisać dk. |
| | Ben quickly knocked the essay out. |
| knock [sb] up vtr phrasal sep | often passive, slang (make pregnant) (potoczny) | zrobić dziecko dk. + n |
| | Her boyfriend knocked her up when she was 16, which put an end to her dreams of being an actress. |
| knock [sth] up vtr phrasal sep | UK, informal (make or put together hurriedly) (potoczny: zbudować) | sklecić dk. |
| | (potoczny: coś do jedzenia) | upichcić dk. |
| knock [sb] up vtr phrasal sep | UK, informal (call on) | dawać znać zwrot ndk. |
| | | dać znać zwrot dk. |
| | Knock me up next time you're passing and we'll have a coffee together. |
| | Knock me up when you've finished work. |
| knock up vi phrasal | informal, UK (tennis: practise before game) | rozgrzewać się zwr. ndk. |
Formy złożone:
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| hard knocks npl | figurative, informal (real-life experience) (przenośny) | szkoła życia ż + n |
| | Dan brings to the job a life-long experience of hard knocks. |
| hard knocks npl | figurative, informal (difficult experiences) (przenośny) | cięgi m, l.mn. |
| | The advertising industry has taken some hard knocks in the recent economic downturn. |
| knock back vtr | informal (impede progress of) | przeszkadzać ndk. |
| | | przeszkodzić dk. |
| knock back vtr | slang (drink greedily) (potoczny) | wychylać ndk. |
| | | wychylić dk. |
| knock down vtr | literal (demolish) | burzyć ndk. |
| | | zburzyć dk. |
| | The old office building was knocked down to make place for a new shopping mall. |
| knock down vtr | figurative (reduce the price of) (potoczny) | zbijać ndk. |
| | | zbić dk. |
| | No one was buying anything so they decided to knock down the prices. |
| knock down vtr | literal (pedestrian: hit with a vehicle) | potrącać ndk. |
| | | potrącić dk. |
| | The car knocked him down as he crossed the street. |
| knock down vtr | (topple, cause to fall to the ground) | burzyć ndk. |
| | | zburzyć dk. |
| | The objective of bowling is to knock down as many pins as possible. |
| knock in vtr | (demolish, break down) | niszczyć ndk. |
| | | zniszczyć dk. |
| | Before adding the extra room to the house they had to knock in the kitchen wall. |
| knock into [sb/sth] vi + prep | (hit) | wpadać ndk. |
| | | wpaść dk. |
| | Rachel tripped and knocked into a coworker. |
| Knock it off! interj | slang (stop it) | Wystarczy! wykrz. |
| | | Dość! wykrz. |
| | Knock it off! Go and play somewhere else--I'm trying to do some work! |
| knock it off v expr | slang (stop: doing, saying) | przestawać ndk. |
| | | przestać dk. |
| | Gary was whistling tunelessly until Dave told him to knock it off. |
knock off,
knock-off vtr | slang (finish) | kończyć ndk. |
| | | skończyć dk. |
| Uwaga: hyphen used when term is an adj or a noun |
| | At knock off time, we get cleaned up and go to the pub. |
| knock out of the way vtr | informal (shove aside) | odpychać na bok |
| | | odepchnąć na bok |
| | He ran down the school hallway knocking people out of his way. |
| knock over vtr | (pedestrian: hit with a vehicle) | potrącać ndk. |
| | | potrącić dk. |
| | The bus was delayed because a cyclist was knocked over by a car. |
| knock over vtr | (cause to topple, fall to the ground) | burzyć ndk. |
| | | zburzyć dk. |
| | I got mad at the little girl for knocking over my statue. |
| knock [sb] off their pedestal v expr | figurative (humble [sb] who is self-important) | zrzucać kogoś z piedestału zwrot ndk. |
| | | zrzucić kogoś z piedestału zwrot dk. |
| | Losing a game so early in the tournament knocked him off his pedestal. |
| knock the rough edges off [sth/sb] v expr | informal, figurative (refine) | wygładzać ndk. |
| | | wygładzić dk. |
| | The band have knocked the rough edges off their playing and now sound more professional. |
| knock [sth] together vtr + adv | slang (assemble crudely) | sklecać ndk. |
| | | sklecić dk. |
| | Helga knocked dinner together from whatever she could find in the fridge. |
| knock-up n | informal, UK (tennis: pre-game practice) | rozgrzewka ż |
| Uwaga: A hyphen is used when the term is a noun |
| Knock yourself out! interj | slang, figurative (go ahead, do it) (przenośny) | rozgościć się ndk. + zaim. |
| | "Could I try riding your bike?" "Sure, knock yourself out!" |
| knock-on effect n | UK (indirect consequence) | efekt domina m + n |
| | Inflation can be a knock-on effect of increased government spending. |