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How do you say, "knock out", or "knock off" in Japanese
I'm not referring to the boxing term, but moreso in these examples:
"Why did you knock this out of my hand?"
"Please don't knock this off the table"
Nov 23, 2019 12:21 AM
Answers · 1
Generally, "knock ~ out" means
(人)をなぐり倒す
(人)を気絶[失神]させる
(人)を疲れ切らせる
(人)を非常に感嘆[感動]させる
, or etc in Japanese.
Here is a page about "knock ~ out" on a dictionary.
https://ejje.weblio.jp/content/knock+~+out
For boxing term:ノックアウトする、KO勝ちする(kee oo gachi suru)
*KO = Knock Out
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knockout
knock ~ out of someone's hand (人)の手から~をたたき落とす/払い落とす
"Why did you knock this out of my hand?"
何で、俺/僕/私/アタシの手からこれをたたき落した?
Here is a page about "knock ~ off" on a dictionary.
https://ejje.weblio.jp/content/knock+off
(…を)たたいて払いのける
打ち落とす
手早く仕上げる
やめる
負かす
強盗に入る, or etc.
"Please don't knock this off the table"
これをテーブルから落とさないでください。
November 23, 2019
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