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What does it mean to "be knocked off" in the context of traffic, travelling, driving a car, etc. ?
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shooting pains are sharp intermittent pains
a dull pain is a constant mild pain
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shooting pains are sharp intermittent pains
a dull pain is a constant mild pain
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Thank you! :) Could you explain yet to me what "shooting pains" and "dull pain" mean?
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"Knocked off" in relation to traffic could only really relate to a cyclist or motorcyclist who is "knocked off their bike".
"Knocked off" colloquially means stolen. A "knocked off bike" is a stolen bike.
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