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We found 8 words and 13 examples matching 'ノック'
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ノ ッ ク 1
1. knock; knocking
2. fungo hitting; hitting balls for fielding practice  (baseball term)
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'suru' verb, expression
to knock on a door
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noun
batting for fielding practice; fungo (hitting)  (baseball term; originally from 'knock batting')
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noun
knockout mouse
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ノ ッ ク オ ン 4
noun
knock-on
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どうぞ
はい
入
る
まえ
前
にノックしてください。
Please knock before you come in.
はい
入
る
まえ
前
にドアをノックして
くだ
下
さい。
Please knock on the door before you enter.
へや
部屋
にはノックなしで
はい
入
らないでください。
Please do not enter the room without knocking.
かれ
彼
はドアをノックしようとした。
He tried to knock at the door.
わたし
私
はノックをしないでドアを
あ
開
けたので、
かのじょ
彼女
は
はら
腹
をたてた。
As I opened the door without knocking, she lost her temper.
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