knock-on

n (in Rugby football) act of knocking the ball on （英式橄榄球）违例用手向前击球. knock-on effect indirect result of an action 间接结果: The closure of the car factory had a knock-on effect on the tyre manufacturers. 汽车厂关闭後, 轮胎制造商受到间接的影响.

knitting-needle, knitwear, knob, knobbly, knock, knock (sth) on, knock down, knock off, knock off (sth), knock out, knock sb down, knock sb out, knock sb/sth over, knock sth back, knock sth in; knock sth into sth, knock sth together, knock up, knock up against, knock-down, knock-kneed, knock-out, knock-up, knockabout, knocker, knoll, knot, knot-hole, knotty, know, know about, know better than, know no bounds, know of, know sb. by name, know-all, know-how, knowing, knowingly, knowledgable, knowledge,