How to pronounce “knock off” in English

I knock off in midsentence.

You knock off the Russians, you win.

A knock off of your product which it's selling in China.

And if we knock off a bit of this, you see there's sort of ones and zeros.

and potentially knock off Alex.

And I never knock off at the end of the day at the end of a paragraph.

I don't even knock off at the end of a sentence.

And I used it knock off two or three pieces of pussy a day.

can take breaks and knock off a commercial gig for cash flow and stuff like that.

And I knock off at eight and usually gravitate to something that will just take my mind someplace else, like I’ll watch a crime show, White Collar.

kill you were pretty easy for us to knock off of of the of that list um so there were there were a few of those um

basis points a few percentage points you know that's going to knock off a few percentage points from economic growth

I never knock off for the day at the end of a chapter.

And at the end of the day, we knock off from our job.

And so, this year I'm gonna knock off some more.

If you exercise strenuously an hour a day, you can knock off cancer cells left and right.

And what happens if, for instance, you knock off an inch piece of that coral.

And it's like, OK, which one am I going to knock off first?

Well, you know, what I'm reading now, I'm reading-- I'll knock off the easy one first.

And when I’m writing a book I’ll work, from say, ten thirty, break for lunch, go back and work all afternoon and knock off maybe eight in the evening.

Sam Calagione: We try to, you know, sort of hallucinogens and things that kill you were pretty easy for us to knock off of that list.

Usually they're not there or they knock off at like three