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to kneel down to [postpos.] zum Niederknien [ugs.] [Redewendung] [nachgestellt]
to knife sb. auf jdn. (mit dem Messer) einstechen
to knife sb./sth.jdn./etw. messern
to knife through sth. etw. [Akk.] durchschneiden
to knight sb.jdn. zum Ritter schlagen
to knight sb. jdn. in den Ritterstand erheben
to knight sb. jdn. adeln [zum Ritter schlagen]
to knit stricken
to knit garter stitch kraus rechts stricken [rechte Maschen auf der Hin- und Rückreihe]
to knit in garter stitch kraus rechts stricken [Strickmuster]
to knit one's brow die Stirn runzeln
to knit one's brow die Stirne krausziehen [veraltend]
to knit one's brow die Stirn in Falten legen / ziehen [nachdenklich]
to knit one's brow die Stirn krausziehen
to knit one's browsdie Augenbrauen zusammenziehen
to knit one's brows die Stirn runzeln
to knit sth. etw. [Akk.] rechts stricken
to knit sth. etw. [Akk.] lismen [schweiz.] [regional] [stricken]
to knit sth. [hosiery] etw. [Akk.] wirken
to knit sth. [join together] etw. verknüpfen
to knit sth. together with sth. [also: fig.] etw. [Akk.] mit etw. [Dat.] verbinden [auch: fig.]
to knit sth. up [esp. quickly or easily] etw. [Akk.] stricken [schnell oder mühelos]
to knit stockinette stitch <st. st> [Am.] [alternate a knit row with a purl row]glatt rechts stricken [Hinreihe rechts, Rückreihe links]
to knit stocking stitch <st. st> [Br.] [alternate a knit row with a purl row] glatt rechts stricken [Hinreihe rechts, Rückreihe links]
to knit to a fine tensionengmaschig stricken
to knit two stitches together <k2tog, k.2.tog.>zwei Maschen rechts zusammen stricken <2 M re zus str>
[to knit one's brows] die Augenbrauen runzeln [FALSCH für: hoch- oder zusammenziehen]
to knob [coll.]pimpern [ugs.]
to knock klopfen
to knock [at a door etc.] pochen [klopfen, anklopfen]
to knock [push]stoßen
to knock / strike against each other aufeinander schlagen [alt]
to knock / strike against each other aufeinanderschlagen
to knock / strike together aufeinander schlagen [alt]
to knock / strike together aufeinanderschlagen
to knock / take the stuffing out of sb. [coll.] [idiom] jdn. schaffen [ugs.] [erschöpfen]
to knock / take the stuffing out of sb. [coll.] [idiom] jdn. fertigmachen [ugs.]
to knock / talk some sense into sb. [coll.] jdm. Vernunft beibringen
to knock a hat out of shapeeinen Hut außer Form schlagen
to knock a hole in sth.ein Loch in etw. [Akk.] schlagen
to knock about / around with sb. [Br.] [coll.]sich [Akk.] mit jdm. herumtreiben [ugs.] [pej.]
to knock against sth. gegen etw. stoßen
to knock at [door etc.] anklopfen
to knock at the door an die / der Tür klopfen
to knock at the dooran die Tür pochen
to knock (at)schlagen
to knock (at) stoßen
to knock (at) [a door etc.] klopfen (an)
to knock back a beer [coll.]ein Bierchen zischen [ugs.]
to knock back a drink [coll.] sich [Dat.] einen hinter die Binde kippen [ugs.] [Redewendung]
to knock back sth. [an offer] [coll.] etw. ausschlagen [ein Angebot]
to knock back sth. [Br.] [coll.] [consume a drink quickly]sich [Dat.] etw. [Akk.] hinter die Binde gießen [ugs.] [Redewendung]
to knock down niederschlagen
to knock down zuschlagen [niederschlagen]
to knock down zusammenschlagen
to knock downumknocken [ugs.]
to knock down [building] abreißen
to knock down [coll.] [earn] verdienen
to knock down the price den Preis herabsetzen
to knock for admittance klopfend Einlass begehren [geh.]
to knock in a nail einen Nagel einschlagen
to knock into one zusammenlegen
to knock it out of the park [Am.] [idiom]einen Volltreffer landen [Redewendung] [Erwartungen übertreffen]
to knock loudly at the door laut an die Tür klopfen
to knock offabschlagen
to knock off stoßen von
to knock off [Br.] [coll.] [steal] klauen [ugs.]
to knock off [coll.] beenden [etwas einstellen, z. B. die Arbeit]
to knock off [oust] verdrängen von
to knock off sb. [coll.]jdn. ausschalten [fig.]
to knock off sb. [coll.] [kill] jdn. umlegen [ugs.]
to knock off sb. [coll.] [kill] jdn. kaltmachen [ugs.] [umbringen]
to knock off sth. [remove by hitting / tapping] [e.g. roughcast]etw. [Akk.] abklopfen [durch Klopfen entfernen] [z. B. Putz]
to knock off (sth.) [coll.](mit etw. [Dat.]) aufhören [Schluss machen]
to knock off the bar reißen [Hochsprung, Springreiten]
to knock off (work) [coll.] Feierabend machen
to knock on sb.'s door bei jdm. anpochen [regional oder geh.] [(vorsichtig) anklopfen; (bittend) an die Tür klopfen]
to knock on the door an die Tür klopfen
to knock on wood [idiom]auf Holz klopfen [Redewendung]
to knock one back [coll.]ein Bierchen zischen [ugs.]
to knock one out [vulg.] [masturbate]sich [Dat.] einen hobeln [vulg.] [masturbieren]
to knock one out over sb./sth. [sl.] [vulg.] [masturbate] sich [Akk.] auf jdn./etw. einen runterholen [vulg.] [masturbieren]
to knock one's head sich [Dat.] den Kopf anschlagen
to knock openaufhauen [ugs.] [öffnen]
to knock out [make inoperative or useless] lahmlegen [Stromversorgung etc.]
to knock out [teeth] einschlagen [Zähne]
to knock out sb. [beat senseless]jdn. bewusstlos schlagen
to knock out sb.'s brains jdm. den Schädel einschlagen
to knock out sb.'s toothjdm. einen Zahn ausschlagen
to knock out sth. [coll.] [produce rapidly]etw. aus dem Ärmel schütteln [ugs.] [Redewendung]
to knock out sth. [eliminate] etw. zunichte machen
to knock out the background of a photo ein Foto / Bild freistellen
to knock out two of sb.'s teeth jdm. zwei Zähne ausschlagen
to knock overumstoßen
to knock overumstürzen [umwerfen]
to knock overumwerfen
to knock overumschmeißen [ugs.] [umwerfen]
to knock sb. back [coll.] [rebuff]jdn. abbügeln [ugs.] [kurzerhand abweisen]
to knock sb. down jdn. niederschlagen
to knock sb. down jdn. umlegen [ugs.] [niederschlagen, zu Boden werfen]
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