“knock”可以造什么句，knock造句

You look faBulous, you'll knock them dead tonight.

There was a furious knock at the door.

Nike, another major outlet for basketball kit, seem equally unconcerned about knock-offs.

Those who cannot afford the boutiques may one day throng to the knock-off merchants.

I had to knock the branches back to reach the hut.

That year, I knock long prostrate on the mountain, not for the audience, only for the warmth of your.

Gently knock on the watermelon and listen for a hollow sound that makes a "plunk" rather than a "thwack" sound.

When he chose his father, she walloped him hard enough to knock him off the sofa and onto a glass coffee table.

When light of an appropriate wavelength strikes the solar cell, the individual packets of energy, called photons, knock some paired-up electrons free from their holes.

The disease can also occur in those who work around “dry-cell batteries, anti-knock gasoline additives, pesticides, pigments, dyes, inks and incendiary devices.

The preferred way to deal with rogue asteroids is still a Hollywood-style heroic space mission to knock the object off course, or possibly blow it up-although almost surely as an unmanned effort.

One site lists more than 700 working Java applets -- each only a mouse click away -- that generate everything from small dancing cartoon figures and steaming cups of coffee to knock-offs of such games as Pac-Man and Missile Command.

to stop work; to knock off

They knock each other off balance just a little bit.

Mist and masts rising the knock of wooden tackle in the sunlight.

All it would take is one direct hit to knock out the entire vehicle and demolish a trillion dollar mission.

In these experiments, which have yet to be published, he USES an antibiotic injection to knock out the hair cells devoted to balance.

The energy of light varies across the spectrum (blue light is more energetic than red) but only a certain amount of energy is needed to knock an electron free.

Every morning at 5:30, Father Iakovos, a monk at Iviron monastery in northern Greece, is awakened by a sharp knock on the door of his sparsely furnished room.

He likes to stack them up and find different ways to knock them down, she said.

He has a grant to develop a "mosquito flashlight" designed to knock out the bugs' eye-like sensors.

I've lived a ridiculously fortunate life, so I knew it was only a matter of time before something was going to knock things a bit off course; I just didn't think it'd happen like this.

But we too had to be at his door at the appointed time and knock to be admitted.

The disappointments of life can knock us down.

Whitesides knows that an accident could knock the industry back by years, scaring off customers and making insurance expensive or unattainable.