knock the/(one's) habit

To give up something to which one is addicted, especially drugs. Different people have different methods of knocking the habit. For me, the only way I could quit smoking was by going cold turkey. You're going to need a lot of support from family and friends if you're going to knock your habit. Withdrawal is no joke. I've really been trying to kick my habit of compulsive shopping lately, but it's a lot harder than I thought it would be.

knock the habit

to stop using drugs; to break a drug addiction. I just can't knock the habit. He tried to knock the habit by drinking lots of booze.

knock the habit

tv. to stop using drugs; to break a drug addiction. (see also kick the habit.) I just can’t knock the habit.

词组	knock the/(one's) habit
释义	knock the/(one's) habit knock the/(one's) habit To give up something to which one is addicted, especially drugs. Different people have different methods of knocking the habit. For me, the only way I could quit smoking was by going cold turkey. You're going to need a lot of support from family and friends if you're going to knock your habit. Withdrawal is no joke. I've really been trying to kick my habit of compulsive shopping lately, but it's a lot harder than I thought it would be. See also: habit, knock Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. knock the habit to stop using drugs; to break a drug addiction. I just can't knock the habit. He tried to knock the habit by drinking lots of booze. See also: habit, knock McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. knock the habit tv. to stop using drugs; to break a drug addiction. (see also kick the habit.) I just can’t knock the habit. See also: habit, knock McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: knock the habit go in a different direction left, right and centre left, right, and center left, right, and centre break a law break a/the law chalk (as) different as chalk and cheese as different as chalk and cheese
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