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knob

UK
/nɒb/
US
/nɑb/

Translations

knobnoun
knobs
pl
UK
/nɒb/
US
/nɑb/
He turned the knob to open the door.
Он повернул ручку, чтобы открыть дверь.
There was a small knob on the tree branch.
На ветке дерева была маленькая шишка.
She pressed the knob to start the machine.
Она нажала на кнопку, чтобы запустить машину.
Additional translations
выпуклость
набалдашник
Synonyms
dial
knobstick
knobble
button
handle
knobverb
knobbed
Past Simple
knobbed
Past Participle
knobbing
Gerund
UK
/nɒb/
US
/nɑːb/
Synonyms
attach
affix
fasten
fit
install
mount
bulge
swell
protuberate
bump

Definitions

knobnoun
A rounded handle, or a small, rounded control on a piece of equipment.
She turned the knob to increase the volume on the radio.
A rounded lump or protuberance on the surface of something.
The tree had a large knob on its trunk where a branch had been cut off.
A small hill or mound.
They climbed to the top of the grassy knob to get a better view of the valley.
(vulgar slang) The penis, especially the glans.
He made an off-color joke about getting his knob caught in the zipper.
knobverb
To furnish or ornament with knobs.
The cabinet doors were knobbed with polished brass.
To strike or bump, especially producing a lump or knob.
He knobbed his head against the low beam.
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