Significado: props

prɑp /prɒpn. puntal, apoyadero, apoyo, arrimadero, arriostramiento, paral, punto de apoyo, respaldo, rodrigón, soporte, sostén, sustentáculov. sostener, afianzar, apoyar, dar firmeza a, dar soporte a, dar sostén a, pilotar, respaldar, soportar

props Idioma

give props

see props

props

1. an abbreviation of "propers" or proper respects. A show sits on physical and non-physical props. At an award ceremony the winner gives props: "And I would like to thank..."
2. to give me my props means to give me my proper respect, usually done by tapping fists together

knock the props out from under

Idiom(s): knock the props out from under sb

Theme: SHOCK

to destroy someone's emotional, financial, or moral underpinnings; to destroy someone's confidence.
• When you told Sally that she was due to be fired, you really knocked the props out from under her.
• I don't want to knock the props out from under you, but the bank is foreclosing on your mortgage.

More Idioms/Phrases

know one's ABCs know sb by sight know like the palm of one's hand know all the tricks of the trade know a trick or two know a thing or two about knock-down-drag-out fight knock the props out from under knock sth off knock sth down knock some heads together knock one's block off knock sb over with a feather knock sb out cold knock sb out knock sb dead

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