knock-off — an imitation or copy of something, especially an inexpensive copy of an expensive product
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: an imitation or copy of something, especially an inexpensive copy of an expensive product
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈnɑːk ɔːf/
Korean meaning: 모조품, 짝퉁 (특히 비싼 제품의 저렴한 복제품)
Korean pronunciation: **낙**오프
Example Sentences
- My mom bought a Gucci knock-off and bragged about her 'designer bag' to all the neighbors.
- The factory was shut down for producing knock-offs of famous smartphone brands.
- When the boss said we could knock off at 3 PM on Friday, everyone cheered like we'd won the lottery.
knock-off
NOUN//ˈnɑːk ɔːf//
an imitation or copy of something, especially an inexpensive copy of an expensive product
an imitation or copy of something, especially an inexpensive copy of an expensive product
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Shake off the knock-off and take off!
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Origin
원래 'knock off'는 물건을 떨어뜨리거나 때려서 제거한다는 뜻에서 시작되어, 20세기 초에는 '일을 그만두다'의 의미로, 1960년대부터는 '모조품을 만들다'는 의미로 확장되었습니다.
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“My mom bought a Gucci knock-off and bragged about her 'designer bag' to all the neighbors.”
“The factory was shut down for producing knock-offs of famous smartphone brands.”
“When the boss said we could knock off at 3 PM on Friday, everyone cheered like we'd won the lottery.”
“This knock-off watch looks exactly like a Rolex, but it stops working every Tuesday.”
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