KNOCKOUT - 从英语翻译成德语

英语

德语

I. ˈknock·out 名词

1. knockout 英, 澳 (tournament):

knockout

Ausscheidungs[wett]kampf m

2. knockout BOXEN:

knockout

Knock-out m <-[s], -s>

knockout

K.o. m

to win sth by a knockout

etw durch K.o. gewinnen

3. knockout (attractive person):

knockout

Knaller m <-s, -> 俗

knockout

Wucht f <-> 俗

II. ˈknock·out 形

1. knockout 英, 澳 (elimination):

knockout

Ausscheidungs-

knockout competition

Ausscheidungskampf m <-(e)s, -kämpfe>

2. knockout BOXEN:

knockout blow

Knock-out-Schlag m 技术用语

knockout blow

K.-o.-Schlag m

knockout blow

Niederschlag m <-(e)s, -schläge> 技术用语

knockout blow 引

Tiefschlag m <-(e)s, -schläge>

to deal sb's hopes a knockout blow

jds Hoffnungen zunichtemachen

knockout drops dated 俗

K.-o.-Tropfen 俗 pl

3. knockout (attractive):

knockout

umwerfend 俗

to land a [knockout] punch

einen [K.-o.-]Treffer landen [o. erzielen]

德语

英语

K. o.

knockout

ein technischer K o

a technical knockout

durch K o

by a knockout

K-o-Schlag

knockout blow

K-o-Sieg

knockout victory

K-o-Niederlage

knock-out defeat

Knock-out

knockout

Sieg durch Aufgabe (in Boxen)

technical knockout

Sieger nach Punkten/durch K.o. (Boxen)

to win on points/by a knockout

ein steiler Zahn veraltend 俗

a knockout 俗

knockout method 名词

knockout method

Knock-out-Verfahren nt

knockout animal 名词

knockout animal

Knock-out-Tier nt

单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）

Testing of genetic knockout animals may help determine the genes most responsible for maintaining mammalian balance and coordination.

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The investigators then used a virus to deliver the construct to oxytocin neurons in the knockout animals and unengineered controls.

www.psychiatrictimes.com

These knockout animals gained weight when fed a high-fat diet.

www.psychiatrictimes.com

There is also evidence indicating that these knockout animals have an increased incidence and severity of stroke and seizure.

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To show this in a most elegant fashion, the researchers gave the knockout animals a drug that can block the action of oxytocin (a receptor antagonist).

www.psychiatrictimes.com