knob

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knob
[nɒb]
sustantivo
1empuñadura (f) puño (m) (on a cane); pomo (m) (on banisters, door, drawer); botón (m) mando (m) (on radio)
  • a knob of butter -> una nuez de mantequilla or manteca (RP)

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knob [nob]
sustantivo
1Prominencia, bulto o eminencia que sobresale en alguna cosa; nudo en la madera.
2Borlita o borlilla que está unida a una cosa para adornarla.
3Perilla, botón.
4Manecilla o bola para tirar de una puerta y cerrarla, botón, gorrón 5.
sustantivo
(Arg.) Abolló

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knob [nɒb]
noun
1 (protuberance) protuberancia; (f) bulto; (m) (on treetrunk) nudo; (m)
2 (control) [of radio etc] botón; (m) mando; (m)
3 (handle) [of door] pomo; (m) tirador; (m) [of drawer] tirador; (m) [of stick] puño; (m)
4 (piece)
a knob of butter (Britain) un pedazo de mantequilla
5 (Britain) (vulgar) (penis) verga; (vulgar) (f) polla; (f) (Esp) (vulgar)
The thing with Skinner is that he really does love knob jokes

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Verb Conjugation for "knob"

Imperative
  • knob
  • you knob
  • he/she knobs
  • we knob
  • you knob
  • they knob
Preterite
  • I knobbed
  • you knobbed
  • he/she knobbed
  • we knobbed
  • you knobbed
  • they knobbed
Present Continuous
  • I am knobbing
  • you are knobbing
  • he/she is knobbing
  • we are knobbing
  • you are knobbing
  • they are knobbing
Present Perfect
  • I have knobbed
  • you have knobbed
  • he/she has knobbed
  • we have knobbed
  • you have knobbed
  • they have knobbed
Past Continuous
  • I was knobbing
  • you were knobbing
  • he/she was knobbing
  • we were knobbing
  • you were knobbing
  • they were knobbing
Past Perfect
  • I had knobbed
  • you had knobbed
  • he/she had knobbed
  • we had knobbed
  • you had knobbed
  • they had knobbed
Future
  • I will knob
  • you will knob
  • he/she will knob
  • we will knob
  • you will knob
  • they will knob
Future Perfect
  • I will have knobbed
  • you will have knobbed
  • he/she will have knobbed
  • we will have knobbed
  • you will have knobbed
  • they will have knobbed
Future Continuous
  • I will be knobbing
  • you will be knobbing
  • he/she will be knobbing
  • we will be knobbing
  • you will be knobbing
  • they will be knobbing
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been knobbing
  • you have been knobbing
  • he/she has been knobbing
  • we have been knobbing
  • you have been knobbing
  • they have been knobbing
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been knobbing
  • you will have been knobbing
  • he/she will have been knobbing
  • we will have been knobbing
  • you will have been knobbing
  • they will have been knobbing
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been knobbing
  • you had been knobbing
  • he/she had been knobbing
  • we had been knobbing
  • you had been knobbing
  • they had been knobbing
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to beat; to overcome, to surpass, to overtake