knock
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The meaning (definition) of the word knock
to tap on a door with your fingers to be let in
The word knock used in a sentence
“I heard a loud knock on the front door this morning.”
Words that mean the same as knock (synonyms)
taprap
How the word knock is said around the world
| French | frappe |
| Spanish | golpear |
| Mandarin | 敲 |
| Hindi | दस्तक |
| Arabic | طرق |
| Russian | стук |
| Portuguese (EU) | bater |
| Portuguese (BR) | bater |
| Japanese | ノック |
| German | klopfen |
| Urdu | دستک |
| Punjabi | ਦਸਤਕ |
| Korean | 노크 |
| Hebrew | נְקִישָׁה |
| Greek | χτύπημα |
| Dutch | klop |
| Filipino | kumatok |
| Vietnamese | cú đánh |
| Turkish | vur |
| Persian | ضربه زدن |
| Polish | pukanie |
| Ukrainian | стукіт |
| Bengali | ধাক্কা দিন |
| Swedish | slå |
| Italian | bussare |
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