Definition of knock-on effect in English:

knock-on effect

noun

A secondary, indirect, or cumulative effect.
a decline in butterflies would have a knock-on effect on other British species
Example sentencesExamples
- The knock-on effect of the return of the archaeologists will be a more secure environment for these antiquities.
- The plight of the reinsurers will have a knock-on effect on insurance markets everywhere.
- The staff shortages have a number of knock-on effects.
- The lenders' reluctance could have a knock-on effect throughout the economy.
- A devaluation of the yen seems inevitable, with knock-on effects on all its trading partners.

Definition of knock-on effect in US English:

knock-on effect

noun

A secondary, indirect, or cumulative effect.
a decline in butterflies would have a knock-on effect on other British species
Example sentencesExamples
- The staff shortages have a number of knock-on effects.
- The plight of the reinsurers will have a knock-on effect on insurance markets everywhere.
- A devaluation of the yen seems inevitable, with knock-on effects on all its trading partners.
- The lenders' reluctance could have a knock-on effect throughout the economy.
- The knock-on effect of the return of the archaeologists will be a more secure environment for these antiquities.

单词	knock-on effect
释义	Definition of knock-on effect in English: knock-on effect noun A secondary, indirect, or cumulative effect. a decline in butterflies would have a knock-on effect on other British species Example sentencesExamples The knock-on effect of the return of the archaeologists will be a more secure environment for these antiquities. The plight of the reinsurers will have a knock-on effect on insurance markets everywhere. The staff shortages have a number of knock-on effects. The lenders' reluctance could have a knock-on effect throughout the economy. A devaluation of the yen seems inevitable, with knock-on effects on all its trading partners. Definition of knock-on effect in US English: knock-on effect noun A secondary, indirect, or cumulative effect. a decline in butterflies would have a knock-on effect on other British species Example sentencesExamples The staff shortages have a number of knock-on effects. The plight of the reinsurers will have a knock-on effect on insurance markets everywhere. A devaluation of the yen seems inevitable, with knock-on effects on all its trading partners. The lenders' reluctance could have a knock-on effect throughout the economy. The knock-on effect of the return of the archaeologists will be a more secure environment for these antiquities.
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