英语词汇“no-knock”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

单词	no-knock
释义	no-knock in American English (ˈnoʊˈnɑk) US adjective Informal designating or based on laws or provisions which permit police with search warrants to enter a private dwelling by force without announcing or identifying themselves no-knock in American English (ˈnouˌnɑk) adjective 1. antiknock 2. Law that authorizes law-enforcement officers to enter premises unannounced and without identifying themselves a no-knock narcotics policy Word origin [1965–70, Amer.]
随便看	look-into look into something lookism lookist look-kindly-on-look-kindly-upon look kindly on or upon something or someone look-like-a-drowned-rat look-like-death-warmed-up- look like something look-like-something-the-cat-brought-in look-like-something-the-cat-dragged-in look-like-yourself look lively look-lively look on look-on look on or upon something or someone look-on-the-bright-side look-or-feel-like-a-million-dollars look out! look-out lookout look out for look-out-for look-out-for-number-one-look-after-number-one

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no-knock in American English