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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «KNOCK-UP»
Descubre el uso de
knock-up en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
knock-up y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
1
Encyclopedia of Furniture Making
31. Knock-up. (KU). and. knock-down. (KD). fittings. 278 Knock-up and knock-
down fittings Part VI Advanced techniques 32. Both are mechanical means of
assembly employing a variety of metal or nylon fittings which replace standard
jointing ...
2
Cassell's Dictionary of Slang
to surpass. knock up v.' [17C+] to waken; thus knocker up, one who wakes people
up. [knocking on the front or bedroom door] knock up v.2 1 [mid-18C+] to injure, to
impair, to wear out, to die, to defeat. 2 [early 19C+] (orig. US) (also knock) to ...
3
A Dictionary of Slang and Unconventional English
little room for the feet': nautical: C.19. Bowen. knock-up, n 'An unpleasant device
by which dealers conspire to rig the bidding at antique auctions' (Evening Echo,
Bournemouth, 17 Apr. 1966): antique dealers': C.20. Cf. knock-out, n., 1, 2 and 5,
...
4
A Dictionary of the Art of Printing
KNOCK UP. In the warehouse, is to place the sheets of each signature of a work
uniformly even at the edges upon each other, after they are taken down from the
poles, and previously to their being piled away. The person who has this to do, ...
5
American lawn tennis: official organ of United States ...
Abuse of the Knock-Up THE “ knock-up ” in lawn tennis is in universal vogue. Yet
it is doubtful whether anything in the game is more abused than this useful, even
necessary, practice, or more in need of reform. Both in practice and theory the ...
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Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary
... knock together a quick lunch if you like. knock up Players knock up before
beginning a game of tennis or similar sport by hitting the ball to each other: The
players have a couple of minutes to knock up before the match starts. • knock-up /
'nok.
7
Squash Racquets: the Khan Game
Some young players think they get idea about game of new opponent, how he is
strong, how weak, in knock-up before match. Sorry, no. Knock-up is just polite
way to get muscles ready. Players stand in one place, send ball back, forth, back,
...
Hashim Khan, Richard E. Randall,
1967
8
Divided by a Common Language: A Guide to British and ...
One can knock up a person, meaning wake them up. One can knock up at tennis
(warm up). One can knock up a meal in a hurry, and one can even knock oneself
up (knock oneself out). The only meaning of knock up in American English is a ...
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Chambers Universal Learners' Dictionary
'knock-up nc (in tennis etc) a period of practice immediately before beginning a
match, or of playing for practice without scoring: She was plavmg well in the
knock-up but played badly in the actual match. knockabout/around (inf) I vt oblig
sep to ...
Vp/ /"nA;k-/ noun [C usually singular] Shall we have a quick knock-up before the
game? knock sb up [M] wake upk1 uk informal to wake someone up by knocking
on the door of their house or bedroom: I'm sorry to have to knock you up in the ...
7 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «KNOCK-UP»
Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término
knock-up en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
Hibs boss sets up meeting with with Andy Murray - Edinburgh …
Would Stubbs fancy having a bit of a knock-up with Murray during a future visit? “I think I'd just be the whipping boy,” he grinned. Dynamic Dart ... «Edinburgh Evening News, Jul 15»
David Attenborough oughtto commentate on tennis
I don't normally mind a bit of tennis – in fact myself and a good friend of mine enjoy a knock-up every now again. To be honest there's usually ... «Portsmouth News, Jul 15»
Toe-to-toe tennis slugfests are domain of the middle classes
A few years back my sons showed some interest and we went to our local club for a knock-up. The courts and the surrounding park had been ... «The Argus, Jul 15»
Victory for viewers as BBC makes changes to Wimbledon 2Day format
... the other gimmicky elements that have left viewers unimpressed – such as Clare Balding and Tim Henman's knock-up using children's tennis ... «Radio Times, Jul 15»
Wimbledon 2015: Nick Kyrgios beats Milos Raonic, gives 'Batman …
Where in the table of wilful crowd-pleasing does one place playing a between-the-legs shot during the knock-up, as Kyrgios did yesterday? «The Australian, Jul 15»
Justin Cartwright: We should be proud of Wimbledon but not of our …
The truth is that we may like a knock-up in a tennis centre, but for some years now it has been a game played for money by very tall people from ... «Evening Standard, Jun 15»
Novak Djokovic: Boy with rare disease left delighted after star plays …
A brave little boy who suffers from a rare blood disease was left uttering "You cannot be serious" when he was treated to a tennis knock-up with ... «Irish Mirror, Jun 15»