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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

Frenchfrapper (frah-PAY)
Spanishgolpear (gohl-pay-AHR)
Mandarin敲 (chyow)
Hindiदरवाज़ा खटखटाना (dur-VAH-zah khut-khuh-TAH-nah)
Arabicيطرق الباب (YAT-ruk al-BAHB)
Russianстучать (stoo-CHAHT)
Portuguese (EU)bater (buh-TAYR)
Portuguese (BR)bater (bah-TAYR)
Japaneseノックする (NOK-ku su-ru)
Germanklopfen (KLAWP-fuhn)
Urduدستک (DAHS-tahk)
Punjabiਦਸਤਕ (DU-suh-tuhk)
Korean노크하다 (noh-KEU-hah-dah)
Hebrewנְקִישָׁה (NKEEY-shah)
Greekχτυπάω την πόρτα (khtee-PAH-oh teen POHR-tah)
Dutchkloppen (KLOP-puhn)
Tagalogkumatok (koo-MAH-tohk)
Vietnamesegõ cửa (gaw kuh-uh)
Turkishkapıyı çalmak (kah-puh-YUH chahl-MAHK)
Persianدر زدن (DAR za-DAN)
Polishpukać (POO-kahch)
Ukrainianстукати (STOO-kah-tee)
Bengaliকড়া নাড়া (kawr nahr)
Swedishknacka (KNAH-kah)
Italianbussare (buus-SAH-ray)

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knock - meaning, picture and 25 translations for kids