knocks, knocked, knocking
to knock off
phrasal verb
To stop working or end a task, usually at the end of the day
- 1I usually knock off at 5 PM.
- 2Let's knock off early today.
When you "knock off," it means you finish your work for the day and stop doing your tasks. It's like saying you're done working and can go home. It's a casual way to talk about ending your work day.
Remember, "knock off" is informal. Use it with friends or coworkers, not in formal situations. It's like saying "wrap up" or "finish up." Keep it casual!
in the fields
End of a Long Day
Steven
It's been a long day, hasn't it?
Charles
Yeah, I'm ready to knock off and head home.
Steven
Same here. Let's wrap up and call it a day.
Charles
Sounds good. See you tomorrow!
at a sports event
Wrapping Up After the Game
Mary
It's been a long day, hasn't it?
Jeffrey
Yeah, I'm ready to knock off and head home.
Mary
Same here, let's pack up our things.
Jeffrey
Alright, see you tomorrow!
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Similar to "to knock off":
- 1finish
- 2end
- 3conclude