нока́ут -

1.

• Englishsock

• Englishviolent blow, punch

• Greekγροθιά

• Finnishisku, lyönti

• Maorimoto

• Portuguesesoco

• Russianуда́р

• Slovakúder g

• rans-see

• rans-see

• ===Etymology 2===

• Unknown, but compare Portuguese msoco ("a hit with one's hand, a punch").

• etystub

• ====Adjective====

• en-adj

• # lbslang Extremely successful.

• #'1960', Billboard magazine reviewer

• #'Sock' performance on a catchy rhythm ditty with infectious tempo.

• =====Synonym=====

• lsocko

• ====Noun====

• en-noun

• # A violent blow, a punch.

• ====Verb====

• en-verb

• # lbtransitive To hit or strike violently, to deliver a blow to.

• #They may let you off the first time, but the second time they'll 'sock' it to you. &mdash, James Jones

• =====Derived terms=====

• lsock away

• lsock in

• lsockdolager

• =====Translations=====

• Bulgarianнокаутирам v (nokautiram)

• Finnishiskeä (1)

• Russianврезатьударить v perf (udarit')

• Slovakudrieť, naraziť, raziť

2.

• Englishknockout

• Englishact of making someone unconscious

• Dutchknock-out

• Finnishtyrmäys

• Indonesianknockout

• Japaneseノックアウト

• Korean녹아웃

• Portuguesenocaute

• Russianнока́ут

• Serbo-Croatiannokaut

• Ukrainianнокаут

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