knock-on

Related to knock-on: knock-on effect, Engine knock, Knocking on heavens door

knock-on

1. noun In rugby, an infringement in which the ball is hit forward with the hand or arm and strikes the ground or another player, whether deliberately or unintentionally. The referee awarded the other team a scrum when the captain committed a knock-on while trying to receive the ball from his teammate.

2. verb In rugby, to commit a knock-on. Often spelled without the hyphen. The crowd jeered after the scrum-half had clearly knocked-on when clearing the ball from the ruck.

Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

knock on something

to rap or tap, often with the knuckles, on something. (See also knock on wood.) She knocked on the door several times. Knock on it again. Maybe she didn't hear you.

词组	knock-on
释义	knock-on Related to knock-on: knock-on effect, Engine knock, Knocking on heavens door knock-on 1. noun In rugby, an infringement in which the ball is hit forward with the hand or arm and strikes the ground or another player, whether deliberately or unintentionally. The referee awarded the other team a scrum when the captain committed a knock-on while trying to receive the ball from his teammate. 2. verb In rugby, to commit a knock-on. Often spelled without the hyphen. The crowd jeered after the scrum-half had clearly knocked-on when clearing the ball from the ruck. Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. knock on something to rap or tap, often with the knuckles, on something. (See also knock on wood.) She knocked on the door several times. Knock on it again. Maybe she didn't hear you. See also: knock, on McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: jack jacked jacking angle angling high high, wide, and handsome wear (one's) apron high fire and brimstone
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