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| Allg. |
sweep sb off their feet; knock off one's feet (ART Vancouver); floor (прямое и переносное значение); fell; flatten; lay out; dry-gulch; send somebody sprawling (кого-либо Anglophile); send flying (Anglophile); pull somebody off balance (musichok); bowl over; fly; grass; knock down; knock down (ударом, выстрелом); knock out (An attempted handbag heist in Washington state went wildly awry when one of the thieves tried to flee the scene and wound up running into a glass window that knocked him out.  coasttocoastam.com ART Vancouver); strike to the ground; strike down |
| grob., Makarow. |
prop |
| idiom. |
down with his apple-cart (Knock or throw him down. Interex) |
| Makarow. |
bowl down; bowl out |
| Makarow., Jar., Sport., Amerik. |
slobber-knock (сильным ударом) |
| Makarow., umg. |
lay out (непроизвольно) |
| selt. |
level |
| Slang. |
drop (кого-либо Interex); drop; lay out someone lay someone out; rap to; schmear; spike; down (Interex) |
| umg. |
nail (plushkina); take down (Dannka) |
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| Allg. |
run off one's legs; run off one's feet (The doctors were amazing and totally run off their feet! ArcticFox); be run off one's legs |
| idiom. |
be rushed off one's feet (Puppila) |
| Makarow. |
run off one's legs (от усталости); be on one's last legs; be run off one's feet; be run off one's legs; be off one's legs (от усталости) |
| Sprw. |
run off legs |
| umg. |
slog one's guts out (Andrey Truhachev); work oneself to death (Andrey Truhachev); bust a gut (Andrey Truhachev); be run off one's feet |
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| Allg. |
send sprawling; knock flat; knock off his feet; knock over; run down; lay low; dash to the ground; fling down; knock someone off his feet |
| Makarow. |
send one sprawling; lay someone low |
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| Allg. |
miss foot; get out of step (Andrey Truhachev) |
| Makarow. |
fall out of step; fall step; get out of step; lose the step |
| Mil. |
break step |
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| Allg. |
knock smb. flat (senseless, cold, etc., так, чтобы тот упал плашмя, и т.д.); knock smb. off his feet; send smb. sprawling; sweep smb. off his feet |
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| Allg. |
knock off one’s feet |
