knocks

I heard a knock at the door.

我听到了敲门声。

A loud knock echoed through the hallway.

响亮的敲击声在走廊里回荡。

A sharp knock on the door made her jump.

尖锐的敲门声让她吓了一跳。

The company took a knock after the scandal.

丑闻之后，公司遭受了打击。

He received a heavy knock to his pride.

他的自尊心受到了沉重打击。

In politics, you have to take the knocks.

政治生涯中，你必须经受批评。

I haven't been sick all year, knock on wood.

我一年都没生病，敲敲木头（希望好运继续）。

Knock it off, you two are being too loud.

别闹了，你们两个太吵了。

The boxer knocked out his opponent in the first round.

拳击手在第一回合就击倒了对手。

From Shakespeare's Macbeth, spoken by the Porter in Act 2, Scene 3. This line is famous as a representation of comic relief after a murder, and it has been referenced in many films and jokes.

出自莎士比亚的《麦克白》，由门卫在第二幕第三场说出。这句台词是谋杀场景后的喜剧缓解，被许多电影和笑话引用。

Lyric from the song 'Tie a Yellow Ribbon Round the Ole Oak Tree' by Tony Orlando and Dawn (1973). The line is a secret signal between lovers, and it became a cultural reference for coded communication.

出自托尼·奥兰多与黎明乐队1973年的歌曲《在古老的橡树上系一条黄丝带》。这句歌词是恋人之间的秘密信号，成为暗号沟通的文化参考。