英语词组knocking somebody around是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

knock around

1. To jolt or jostle someone or something. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "knock" and "around." Geez, that amusement park ride really knocked us around. Don't knock that box around, it has valuables in it!

2. To strike someone violently. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "knock" and "around." You better call the cops if you think he's knocking his kids around.

3. To informally discuss something, typically a plan or idea. We've been knocking around the possibility of moving to Portland, but it's still just an idea. I want to call a meeting where we can all knock around ideas without any limitations, and see what we can come up with.

4. To travel or move around an area casually or with frequent relocations. I was an army brat, so my family knocked around Europe throughout my childhood. The band has been knocking around in the Southwest for months, but the tour will take them to the coast soon.

knock around

1. to waste time. Stop knocking around and get to work! I need a couple of days a week just for knocking around.

2. and kick around to wander around; to bum around. I think I'll knock around a few months before looking for another job. We're just knocking around and keeping out of trouble.

knock around

(some place) (with someone) Go to knock about (some place) (with someone).

knock around

1. To be rough or brutal with someone; mistreat someone: When he got drunk, he would knock me around. They were in a small boat, and the waves really knocked them around.

2. To wander from place to place in some area: I spent my summer knocking around Europe.

3. To discuss or consider something: We met to knock around some ideas. I'm not sure of this proposal—let's knock it around for a few days.

knock around

1. in. to waste time. Stop knocking around and get to work!

2. and kick around in. to wander around; to bum around. I think I’ll kick around a few months before looking for another job.

词组	knocking somebody around
释义	(redirected from knocking somebody around) knock around 1. To jolt or jostle someone or something. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "knock" and "around." Geez, that amusement park ride really knocked us around. Don't knock that box around, it has valuables in it! 2. To strike someone violently. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "knock" and "around." You better call the cops if you think he's knocking his kids around. 3. To informally discuss something, typically a plan or idea. We've been knocking around the possibility of moving to Portland, but it's still just an idea. I want to call a meeting where we can all knock around ideas without any limitations, and see what we can come up with. 4. To travel or move around an area casually or with frequent relocations. I was an army brat, so my family knocked around Europe throughout my childhood. The band has been knocking around in the Southwest for months, but the tour will take them to the coast soon. knock around 1. to waste time. Stop knocking around and get to work! I need a couple of days a week just for knocking around. 2. and kick around to wander around; to bum around. I think I'll knock around a few months before looking for another job. We're just knocking around and keeping out of trouble. knock around (some place) (with someone) Go to knock about (some place) (with someone). knock around v. 1. To be rough or brutal with someone; mistreat someone: When he got drunk, he would knock me around. They were in a small boat, and the waves really knocked them around. 2. To wander from place to place in some area: I spent my summer knocking around Europe. 3. To discuss or consider something: We met to knock around some ideas. I'm not sure of this proposal—let's knock it around for a few days. knock around 1. in. to waste time. Stop knocking around and get to work! 2. and kick around in. to wander around; to bum around. I think I’ll kick around a few months before looking for another job.
随便看	the grog hound the groghound the ground pounder the ground-pounder the groundpounder the grounds for the grounds for it the grounds for something the groupgrope the group grope the group-grope the groupie the group text the groves of academe the grower the growler the growth experience the growth opportunity the grubber the gruesome-twosome the gruesome twosome the grundle The Grunt the gumbyhead The Gump