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1 knockout técnico
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2 knockout técnico
• technical general secretary• technical know-how• TKO -
3 nivel técnico
• technical knockout• technical level• technical magazine -
4 interpretación técnica
• technical expert• technical knockout -
5 K.O.
m.knock-out.* * *KOlo dejó K.O. — he knocked him out
K.O. técnico — technical knock-out
* * *KOlo dejó K.O. — he knocked him out
K.O. técnico — technical knock-out
* * *K.O.KOlo dejó K.O. he knocked him outperdió por K.O. técnico he lost on a technical knock-out o on a TKO* * *
K.O. /'nokau(t)/ or (Esp) /'kao/ KO;◊ lo dejó k.o. he knocked him out
'K.O.' also found in these entries:
English:
knock out
- KO
- out
- knock
* * *K.O. nm (abrev de knockout)KO;dejar K.O. a alguien [en boxeo] to knock sb out;Fig to stun o floor sb;ganar por K.O. [en boxeo] to win by a knockout;Fig to win convincingly;quedar K.O. [en boxeo] to be knocked out;Fig to be stunned o floored K.O. técnico technical knockout -
6 nocaut
Iadjetivo (AmL)IIlo dejó nocaut — he/it knocked him out
* * *Iadjetivo (AmL)IIlo dejó nocaut — he/it knocked him out
* * *( AmL): lo dejó nocaut he/it knocked him outestá nocaut he's out for the countknockoutCompuesto:( AmL) technical knockout* * *
nocaut adjetivo (AmL):◊ lo dejó nocaut he/it knocked him out;
está nocaut he's out for the count
■ sustantivo masculino (pl -cauts) (AmL) knockout
' nocaut' also found in these entries:
English:
knock
* * *♦ adjquedé nocaut I was knocked unconscious♦ nmknockout* * *nocaut nm: knockout, KO
См. также в других словарях:
technical knockout — ► NOUN Boxing ▪ the ending of a fight by the referee on the grounds of a contestant s inability to continue, the opponent being declared the winner … English terms dictionary
technical knockout — n. Boxing a victory won when the opponent, though not knocked out, is so badly hurt that the referee stops the match … English World dictionary
technical knockout — noun a knockout declared by the referee who judges one boxer unable to continue • Syn: ↑TKO • Hypernyms: ↑knockout, ↑KO, ↑kayo * * * noun, pl ⋯ outs : an occurrence in which a fighter wins a boxing match when an opponent is unable to continue to… … Useful english dictionary
Technical Knockout (TV series) — Technical Knockout (or abbreviated as TKO) is a Canadian television series hosted by Carey Roberts and Su Ling Goh who present the latest in technology. TKO was produced by Calgary based Pyramid Productions.External links*… … Wikipedia
technical knockout — noun (sports) A knockout declared by a referee in cases where a participant is sufficiently injured, unbalanced, or confused and unable to continue the fight; … Wiktionary
technical knockout — /ˌtɛknɪkəl ˈnɒkaʊt/ (say .teknikuhl nokowt) noun the decision of the referee of a boxing contest to award the victory to one contestant as though a knockout had been delivered, because the other contestant is in the estimation of the referee not… …
technical knockout — noun Date: 1921 the termination of a boxing match when a boxer is unable or is declared by the referee to be unable (as because of injuries) to continue the fight called also TKO … New Collegiate Dictionary
technical knockout — Boxing. the termination of a bout by the referee when it is the judgment of the attending physician, a boxer s seconds, or the referee that a boxer cannot continue fighting without sustaining severe or disabling injury. Abbr.: TKO, T.K.O. [1945… … Universalium
technical knockout — noun Boxing the ending of a fight by the referee on the grounds of a contestant s inability to continue, the opponent being declared the winner … English new terms dictionary
technical knockout — tech′nical knock′out n. spo the termination of a boxing bout by officials when the losing boxer s safety or health is deemed to be at risk Abbr.: TKOT.K.O. • Etymology: 1945–50 … From formal English to slang
knockout — [näk′out΄] adj. that knocks out: said of a blow, etc. n. 1. a knocking out or being knocked out 2. a) a blow that knocks out b) Boxing a victory won when the opponent is knocked out: cf. TECHNICAL KNOCKOUT ☆ 3. Slang a very attractive or striking … English World dictionary