单词	doorknock
释义	doorknock /ˈdɔːnɒk / Australian /NZ noun A campaign of door-to-door house visits to collect for a charity or to appeal for support for a political candidate: [as modifier]: a doorknock appeal... The doorknock appeal is designed to reach people we normally wouldn't come in contact with by going to their homes. I also personally did a randomized doorknock survey in Glasgow for publication in the academic journals - and several journals did in fact publish the results. I can tell you what I got on my doorknock on the weekend at a few houses. verb [no object] Campaign by making door-to-door house visits.I doorknocked about 30 houses, got about 20 at home, and only 3 of those didn't give a few dollars, despite being disturbed late on a Sunday Morning by a complete stranger.... Houses were doorknocked door-to-door, but nothing came out of that. More importantly, local residents were surprised that people were out doorknocking - they thought it was a practice of a by-gone era, so hopefully we will have earned their vote in part by showing we are prepared to work for it.
随便看	give someone/thing best give someone/thing the nod give someone to understand (or believe or know) give someone up give someone up for lost give someone what for give something a miss give something away give something a whirl give something in give something out give something up give something up as a bad job give suck give the devil his due give the game (or show) away give the lie to give the (whole) show away give tongue give up give up on give up the ghost give voice to give way give way sign

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