KO in Portuguese
KO in Portuguese is nocautear — KO means in the board game Go, a repeating capture situation where a single stone could be taken back and forth forever, so special rules stop it.
KO in Portuguese
nocautear
(transitive, boxing) To knock someone out; to render someone unconscious.
What does "KO" mean?
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noun In the board game Go, a repeating capture situation where a single stone could be taken back and forth forever, so special rules stop it.
"She avoided starting a ko fight because she was already ahead on the board."
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verb To knock someone unconscious (often written as "KO" in sports and fighting contexts).
"The champion managed to ko his opponent in the second round."
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KO in a sentence
- She avoided starting a ko fight because she was already ahead on the board.
- The two players spent several minutes just fighting over the ko.
- The champion managed to ko his opponent in the second round.
- One clean punch was enough to ko him.
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What is "KO" in Portuguese?
"KO" in Portuguese is nocautear. KO means: In the board game Go, a repeating capture situation where a single stone could be taken back and forth forever, so special rules stop it.
How do you use "KO" in a sentence?
Example: "She avoided starting a ko fight because she was already ahead on the board." In Portuguese, "KO" is nocautear.
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