Knock ‘em dead
The meaning of the english idiom – Knock ‘em dead
Knock ‘em dead’ is used as a way of wishing someone luck before they give a performance or have to appear before people, as in an interview, etc. (‘em = them)
- He that gives his goods before he be dead, take up a mallet and knock him on the head He that gives his goods before he be dead, take up a mallet and knock him on the head
- Dead men tell no tales Dead men tell no tales
- Knock on wood Knock on wood
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