Examples of using Knocks in English and their translations into Chinese
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First He knocks at the door of our hearts and then at the door of our homes.
He knocks so that we may open our hearts and let ourselves be consoled and be at peace.
Almost as he did so there came five knocks on the outer grating, proclaiming the arrival of the first of the conspirators.
When someone knocks, the device wakes up, takes a picture and reconnects to your Wi-Fi network.
Trump knocks'Saturday Night Live' after season premiere:'It is just a political ad for the Dems'.
But he knows where to get help: he knocks on Dick's new bedroom window, and the two of them race off to rescue Batman.
Christians who are not aware when the Lord knocks for whom every noise is the same!”.
While pain knocks at many doors, while in many young people there is growing dissatisfaction at the lack of real opportunities, speculation abounds everywhere.
Thus children are ever so ready, when novelty knocks, to desert their dearest ones.
Matthew 7:8- For everyone who asks receives, and he who seeks finds, and to him who knocks it will be opened.
Without this Master-Key, Mastery is impossible, and the student knocks in vain at the many doors of The Temple.
He no longer gets up at 6am and knocks out a painting before school.
Before one knocks at the right door, one has to knock on thousands of wrong doors.
Without this Master-Key, Mastery is impossible, and the student knocks in vain at the many doors of The Temple.
I go to the side door and knock the way all the Golam brothers' customers knock: two knocks, one knock, two knocks.
Without this Master-Key, Mastery is impossible, and the student knocks in vain at the many doors of The Temple.
If she knocks over a playmate's block tower, ask her to help rebuild it.
Whenever a new investment opportunity knocks on a country's doors, it has the potential to have an entire ecosystem built up around it.
In the middle of a phone call with a customer, an important visitor knocks on Michael Xiong's door: his 3-year-old son.
She's a great kid, not like other brats her age, and almost always knocks politely and waits for a reply.