knob

UK
/nɒb/
US
/nɑb/
knobnoun
knobs
pl
UK
/nɒb/
US
/nɑb/
Translations
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.
Definitions
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
knobbed
Past Simple
knobbed
Past Participle
knobbing
Gerund
UK
/nɒb/
US
/nɑːb/
Definitions
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.