knockaround US
ˈnɒkəˌraʊnd
Definition

Definition of knockaround - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
durabilityRareUSdurable item used casually or roughlyRareUS
  • He wore his knockaround shoes for the hike.
banger beater
2.
roughRareUSperson involved in rough activities or environmentsRareUS
  • The knockaround was always ready for a tough job.
roughneck tough

Adjective

gearRaregood for casual or everyday use, often tough or durableRare
  • These are my knockaround shoes for walking outside.
everyday hard-wearing rugged
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Origin of knockaround

English, knock (strike) + around (about)

Examples of knockaround in a sentence

  • He used his knockaround watch for outdoor activities.
  • He was known as a knockaround in the boxing circles.
  • The knockaround had a reputation for being fearless in street fights.
  • This old jacket is my knockaround coat for yard work.
  • Give me knockaround jeans for camping trips.

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  1. French:chaussures robustes, d'usage courant, ...
  2. German:robustes Ding, alltagstauglich, ...
  3. Italian:oggetto da battaglia, da tutti i giorni, ...
  4. Spanish:zapatos de batalla, resistente, ...
  5. Portuguese:uso diário, resistente, ...
  6. Chinese:耐用鞋, 适合日常穿着的, ...
  7. Japanese:普段使いの物, 普段使いの, ...
  8. Arabic:غَرَض مُتِين لِلِاسْتِعْمَال الْيَوْمِي, مُتَين, ...
  9. Hebrew:פְּרִיט עָמִיד, יּוֹמְיוֹמִי, ...
  10. Russian:походные ботинки, повседневный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:міцна річ, повсякденний, ...
  12. Hindi:टिकाऊ जूते, रोज़मर्रा का, ...
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