knockeddown

中英词典

1. 形容词

knocked down (形容词) 1. 被撞倒的；被击倒的。例如：She was knocked down by a car.（她被一辆汽车撞倒了。） 2. 降价出售的；拍卖的。例如：They are selling off knocked-down furniture.（他们正在出售降价的家具。）

2. 名词

knocked-down (名词) 1. 降价出售的商品；拍卖品。例如：They bought some great knock-downs at the auction.（他们在拍卖会上买到了一些很好的廉价商品。） 2. 被撞倒的人或物。例如：The cyclist was a knocked-down in the accident.（这位骑自行车的人在事故中被撞倒了。）

3. 词语辨析

knocked down 与 hit 的区别： - knocked down 表示被撞倒或击倒，强调因外力而倒下。 - hit 表示被打击或撞击，强调被冲击力量所作用。

4. 词汇扩充

- knock over：撞倒，推倒 - knock out：击倒，打败

5. 近义词

- knocked over - knocked out - knocked off

6. 反义词

- standing

7. 柯林斯词典

knocked down (形容词) 1. If a person is knocked down by a vehicle, they are hit by it and fall to the ground.（如果一个人被车撞倒，他们被撞倒且摔倒在地。） 2. If an object is knocked down, it is hit by something and falls to the ground.（如果一个物体被撞倒，它被撞击并摔倒在地。） knocked-down (名词) 1. A knocked-down price is lower than the usual price.（降价出售的价格比平时低。） 2. A knocked-down building or vehicle has been damaged so that it is no longer standing.（被撞倒的建筑物或车辆已经被损坏，无法再立起来。）

8. 牛津词典

knocked down (形容词) 1. (of a person) hit by a vehicle and knocked to the ground.（（人）被车辆撞击并摔倒在地。） 2. (of an object) hit by something and fall to the ground.（（物体）被撞击并摔倒在地。） knocked-down (名词) 1. A knocked-down price is lower than the usual price.（降价出售的价格比平时低。） 2. A knocked-down building or vehicle has been damaged so that it is no longer standing.（被撞倒的建筑物或车辆已经被损坏，无法再立起来。）

用法

形容词用法： - He was knocked down by a speeding car.（他被一辆高速行驶的汽车撞倒了。） - The knocked-down price for the product attracted many customers.（该产品的降价吸引了许多顾客。） 名词用法： - The knocked-down in the accident suffered minor injuries.（事故中被撞倒的人受了轻伤。） - The store was selling knocked-down furniture at discounted prices.（商店正在以折扣价出售降价的家具。）

例句

He was knocked down by a reckless driver while crossing the road.（他在过马路时被一名鲁莽的司机撞倒了。）

The wind was so strong that it knocked down several trees in the park.（风很大，把公园里的几棵树都刮倒了。）

The store is having a knocked-down sale on all its summer clothing.（商店正在对所有夏季服装进行降价销售。）

She felt a sudden pain and was knocked down by a severe headache.（她突然感到剧痛，被一阵剧烈的头痛击倒了。）

The knocked-down cyclist suffered only minor injuries in the accident.（事故中被撞倒的骑自行车的人只受了轻伤。）

The auction offered some amazing knock-downs on antique furniture.（拍卖会上提供了一些古董家具的惊人降价商品。）

The storm knocked down power lines, causing widespread blackouts.（暴风雨刮倒了电线，导致大范围停电。）

He was knocked down by the news that he had won the lottery.（他被自己中奖的消息击倒了。）

The knocked-down building was deemed unsafe and had to be demolished.（被撞倒的建筑物被认为不安全，必须拆除。）

The company is offering knocked-down prices on their new product range.（该公司正在对他们的新产品系列提供降价销售。）

The knocked-down car was a mangled mess after the collision.（在碰撞后，被撞倒的汽车变成了一团破碎的烂摊子。）

They managed to buy some knock-downs at the flea market.（他们设法在跳蚤市场买到了一些便宜货。）

After the earthquake, many knocked-down buildings needed to be rebuilt.（地震过后，需要重建许多被撞倒的建筑物。）

The knocked-down price of the product made it a great deal.（该产品的降价使其成为一个很好的交易。）

The knocked-down cyclist was taken to the hospital for treatment.（被撞倒的骑自行车的人被送往医院接受治疗。）

The knocked-down chair was broken beyond repair.（被撞倒的椅子已经损坏到无法修复的程度。）

She was knocked down by the news of her friend's death.（她被她朋友去世的消息击倒了。）

The knocked-down car was towed away by a tow truck.（被撞倒的汽车被一辆拖车拖走了。）

The store manager decided to mark down the prices of the knocked-down items.（商店经理决定将被撞倒的商品降价出售。）

The cyclist narrowly avoided being knocked down by a speeding car.（骑自行车的人险些被一辆高速行驶的汽车撞倒。）