knockout

knockout: knockout [{{t}}'nɒkaʊt]

noun

(a) {{}}Boxing{{}} knock-out m inv, K-O m;

∎ to win by a knockout gagner par K-O

(b) {{}}familiar{{}} (sensation)

∎ to be a knockout être sensationnel ou génial;

∎ she's a knockout! (beautiful) elle est canon!

(c) {{}}Sport{{}} tournoi m (par élimination directe)

(d) (at auction) entente f (entre concurrents pour baisser les prix)

►► {{}}Boxing{{}} knockout blow coup m qui met K-O; {{}}figurative{{}} coup m de grâce;

∎ to deliver the knockout blow {{}}Boxing{{}} mettre K-O; {{}}figurative{{}} donner le coup de grâce;

{{}}Sport{{}} knockout competition tournoi m par élimination;

{{}}familiar{{}} knockout drops soporifique^□ m, somnifère^□ m;

knockout stages (of competition) (épreuves fpl) éliminatoires mpl

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knockout — Adj k. o … Etymologisches Wörterbuch der deutschen sprache
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