Knocked Meaning in English

word · lemma: knock

US

/ˈnɑkt/

naht

UK

/nˈɒkt/

not

परिभाषा

'Knocked' is the past tense of 'knock'. It can mean hitting something with a short force, especially a door, or accidentally hitting and moving something.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

Very common with doors: 'knock on the door' or 'knock at the door'. It also appears in patterns like 'knock over' (make something fall) and 'knock on wood' (superstitious expression). Don't confuse it with 'hit': 'knock' often suggests a short impact or a tap.

• Spanish: golpeó - llamó (a la puerta)
• Portuguese (BR): bateu - bateu na porta
• Portuguese (PT): bateu - bateu à porta
• Chinese (Simplified): 敲门了 - 撞了 - 击打了
• Chinese (Traditional): 敲門了 - 撞了 - 擊打了
• Hindi: खटखटाया - टकराया - मारा
• Arabic: طرق - ضرب - اصطدم
• Bengali: ধাক্কা দিয়েছিল - কড়া নেড়েছিল
• Russian: постучал - сбил
• Japanese: ノックした - ぶつけた
• Vietnamese: gõ - đẩy ngã - va phải
• Korean: 노크했다 - 부딪쳤다
• Turkish: kapıyı çaldı - devirdi - çarptı
• Urdu: دستک دی - ٹکرا دیا
• Indonesian: mengetuk - menjatuhkan - menabrak

उदाहरण वाक्य

Someone knocked on the door last night.

basic

He knocked the glass off the table.

basic

I knocked my head on the shelf.

basic

She knocked and waited, but nobody answered.

natural

The wind knocked over the trash cans again.

natural

I knocked into him at the station by chance.

natural