knock off

The phrase "knock off" has multiple definitions depending on the context: 1. As a verb: - To make a product that closely imitates or copies a popular brand or design, usually sold at a lower price. It often refers to counterfeit or unauthorized reproductions of luxury goods. - To stop or cease an activity abruptly or forcefully. - To dislodge or remove something by hitting or striking it. - To cause someone to lose their balance or fall. - To kill or harm someone intentionally. 2. As a noun: - A cheaply made imitation or copy of a well-known brand or design. - A reduction in price or discount, especially for a product. Overall, "knock off" generally refers to imitating, copying, stopping, hitting, or harming something or someone, depending on the context.


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