conk

verb

1. 重击（某人）的头部
   to hit sb hard on their head

noun

1. 人的鼻子
   a person's nose

1. If you support aging hardware ( and who doesn't?), consider purchasing two or three replacements if a part should conk out.
   如果您的硬件逐渐过时了（谁不是呢？），那么考虑购买两三个替换硬件，以便在部件损坏时替换。
2. LL: Yeah, it was wonderful to finally conk out for a few hours. I really needed the sleep.
   你看，我猜对了吧！我知道你几天有多累，能好好睡一觉总是好的。
3. I vowed that I'd never again be without a conk, and I never was for many years.
   我当时还发誓再也不能没有直发了，而我确实很多年一直留有直发。
4. Party A does not take responsibilities for Party B's damages out of insurance force caused by machine conk out.
   因车辆行驶中发生故障给乙方造成保险责任范围以外的经济损失，甲方不予负责。
5. Conk the washing machine has finally conked out.
   洗表机最终还是坏了。
6. IT department is up against the challenge that business department doesn't allowed the hospital information system conk out with deepening of information construction of the hospital.
   医院信息化建设的深入，使信息科面对业务部门不允许信息系统出故障的挑战；
7. SOLVING CLOGGING OF WATER VAPOUR SPRAY NOZZLE ( 3) Most air-logged were the conk out of metal muzzle on the head of gastrofiberscope.
   系统思考解决水气喷嘴堵塞问题（3）堵塞部位多为胃镜水气管道最远端的的金属喷嘴。
8. Most air-logged were the conk out of metal muzzle on the head of gastrofiberscope.
   堵塞部位多为胃镜水气管道最远端的的金属喷嘴。

conk out

1. 停止运转；失灵
   to stop working
2. 入睡；睡着
   to go to sleep

noun

1. informal term for the nose

verb

1. pass out from weakness, physical or emotional distress due to a loss of blood supply to the brain

   Synonym:    faintswoonpass out

2. pass from physical life and lose all bodily attributes and functions necessary to sustain life
   1. She died from cancer
   2. The children perished in the fire
   3. The patient went peacefully
   4. The old guy kicked the bucket at the age of 102

   Synonym:    diedeceaseperishgoexitpass awayexpirepasskick the bucketcash in one's chipsbuy the farmgive-up the ghostdrop deadpop offchokecroaksnuff it

3. hit, especially on the head
   1. The stranger conked him and he fainted

4. come to a stop
   1. The car stalled in the driveway

   Synonym:    stall