knockout punch
Plural
knockout punches
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a tool used to create precise holes in metal surfaces, typically in electrical enclosures or panels, to accommodate conduit or pipe fittings
A knockout punch is a tool used to create clean, round holes in metal or plastic sheets, typically for installing electrical components like conduit or switches. It works by applying force through a die and punch system, either manually or with hydraulic assistance, to cut through the material. This tool ensures precise holes without rough edges, making it essential for electricians and metalworkers when working on panels, boxes, or similar surfaces.
2
a powerful strike that makes an opponent unconscious or unable to continue the fight, resulting in an immediate victory for the delivering boxer
A knockout punch is a powerful strike delivered during a fight that causes the opponent to lose consciousness or become unable to continue. This punch is typically aimed at the head, especially the chin or temple, as it can disrupt the opponent's balance and cause a sudden loss of awareness. The knockout punch is often the result of precise timing, speed, and power, and it is one of the most effective ways to end a fight quickly. In many combat sports, landing a knockout punch can secure an immediate victory.
- Knockout punches can end a fight suddenly and decisively.
- Her left hook resulted in a stunning knockout punch early in the match.
- He won the fight with a devastating knockout punch in the final round.
- Knockout punches are often the result of well-timed and powerful strikes.
- The referee stopped the fight after a brutal knockout punch in the third round.
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