hit查询结果如下：
详解 词库
双语句典
英文释义
韦氏词典
英文百科
wiki词典
英文句库
词性:verb
例句1. she hit him twice over the head’
例句2. a car hit the barrier’
例句3. the banking sector has been hit by the recession’
“I’ve been hit .” he groaned.
“打中我了，”他呻吟道。
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By the time he hit fifty, he was fat and fussy.
50岁时，他发了福并且变得遇事爱大惊小怪。
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Auck, don’t hit me! I’m an innocent bystander.
啊呦,别打我,我只是个旁观者
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Strike waves hit several western capitalist countries.
罢工浪潮袭击了好几个西方资本主义国家。
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The reviews hit the new play.
报章评论抨击该新剧。
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We introduce modern health-care products which make a hit in Europe and america, and sincerely welcome visits and inquiries of Businessmen Both from home and abroad.
本店隆重推出风靡欧美的现代保健晶，竭诚欢迎国内外客商光临垂询。
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Do not hit or swear at people.
不要打人骂人。
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Never hit a man when he’s down.
不要落井下石
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Something hit the back of his neck an agonizingly painful blow.
不知什么东西在他后颈部打了一下，他感到疼痛不堪。
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The Minister hit out against trade union leaders.
部长猛烈攻击工会的领袖们。
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The car didn’t hit the little boy.
车没有撞着小男孩。
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The car hit the electric light pole.
车子撞上了电线杆。
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The ship hit fog on its voyage.
船在航行时碰上了雾。
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The ship hit an iceberg and capsized.
船撞上冰山而倾覆。
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The hammer slipped and hit my fingers instead of the nail.
锤子滑落，没锤到钉子，却砸到了我的手指。
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To play tennis you must first hit shots against a wall.
打网球要先对墙壁练。
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When Randy Bass hit the home run to left, the stands went wild.
当兰地巴斯击出左外野的全垒打时，观众十分兴奋。
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When I was crossing the street, I was almost hit by a car. Fortunately, I jumped back in time.
当我过马路时，差点被一辆小车撞上了。幸亏我及时往后跳开。
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The freeze on wages hit skilled workers particularly hard.
工资冻结对熟练工人的打击尤为沉重。
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The child hit his forehead against the comer of a desk.
孩子的额头在书桌角上碰了一下。
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I’m sorry to hit you with this problem. I don’t know who else to turn to.
很抱歉把这个问题抛给你，我不知道还可以找谁求助。
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It’s a good thing the car didn’t hit the truck.
还好小汽车没有撞到卡车。
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When she hit him he reeled (back)and almost fell.
她打他的时候，他(向后)晃了一下，几乎跌倒。
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The area was constantly hit by drought before liberation.
解放前这地区经常遭旱灾。
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He hit a bad patch this year, having two operations in three months.
今年他可倒霉了，三个月开了两次刀。
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Two typhoons hit Taiwan this year.
今年有台风两度侵袭台湾。
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This idea hit me when I woke up this morning.
今早醒来，我突然产生了这个想法。
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After some thought he hit on a plan to beat his competitors.
经过一番思索，他突然想到一个能击败对手的主意。
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The cinema industry was hard hit by the economic depression.
经济萧条使电影工业受到很大打击。
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The ship was just outside of the harbour when the hurricane hit .
飓风袭来时船刚出港。
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get hit one’s stride
vi.使出干劲,卖力
属类：工程技术 -航海工程-
hit (缩写:hit)
命中；瞬时干扰；找到;= High Incidence Target computer,高入射目标计算机; = High Isolation Transformer, 强隔离变压器
属类：IT行业 -电脑术语-缩写词
Hongkong International Terminal (缩写:hit)
香港国际码头
属类：行业术语 -海运-缩写词
noun
1.
‘In game two, pitcher Alisha Seifert ’05 scattered three _hits_ leading to the complete-game shutout of the Knights.’
‘He threw only 21 of 42 pitches for strikes, allowed three _hits_ and walked three.’
2.A dose of a narcotic drug.
‘in another hour, I’ll need another _hit_ ’
‘But now that I was free, I celebrated with a few bong _hits_ and mapped out a plan for my next few weeks of luxury.’
3.A murder, typically one planned and carried out by a criminal organization.
‘some of the killings were contract _hits_ ’
‘There was no secret as to the identity of the organisation that carried out the _hits_ or its demands.’
4.A successful and popular person or thing.
‘he’s proving to be a big _hit_ with the fans’
‘Not all your designs have been immediate _hits_ .’
5.A successful venture, especially a film, pop record, or song.
‘he was the director of many big _hits_ ’
‘a _hit_ album’
6.A verbal attack.
‘I think people will try to take a _hit_ at my credibility’
7.An instance of a particular website being accessed by a user.
‘the site gets an average 350,000 _hits_ a day’
‘The Napster case must have increased the music service’s _hit_ rate.’
8.An instance of identifying an item of data which matches the requirements of a search.
‘Also, there appears to be a strange priorization thing going on with _hits_ during a search.’
‘The search generated 1848 _hits_ , of which all but 100 were rejected as they did not meet the selection criteria.’
9.An instance of striking or being struck.
‘few structures can withstand a _hit_ from a speeding car’
‘This remark earned him another playful _hit_ across the arm and an eye roll from Caelyn.’
10.An instance of striking the target aimed at.
‘one of the bombers had scored a direct _hit_ ’
‘A direct _hit_ would have occurred had you answered in a way that implied a logical contradiction.’
verb
1.(of a disaster) occur in and cause damage to (an area) suddenly.
‘the country was _hit_ by a major earthquake’
‘The storm has officially made landfall, squarely _hitting_ the island of Cozumel and bringing with it 20-foot waves.’
2.(of a missile or a person aiming one) strike (a target)
‘the sniper fired and _hit_ a third man’
‘Other humanitarian relief agencies have also been _hit_ in air strikes on at least two other occasions.’
3.(of a moving object or body) come into contact with (someone or something stationary) quickly and forcefully.
‘a car _hit_ the barrier’
‘That would depend on how forcefully it _hits_ the floor and how much air pressure is in the ball.’
4.(of a product) become available and make an impact on.
‘the latest board game to _hit_ the market’
‘The first revenue from Samba sales began rolling in last month, even before the product _hits_ UK shelves.’
5.Accidentally strike (part of one’s body) against something.
‘she fainted and _hit_ her head on the metal bedstead’
‘The clearing they were in was large enough for the Lady to fully spread her great wings without _hitting_ a tree.’
6.Arrive at or go to (a place)
‘it was still night when we _hit_ the outskirts of London’
‘However, he was slightly upstaged by the huge cheer that greeted the first shaft of sunlight to _hit_ Centre Court.’
7.Attack and rob or kill.
‘if they’re cops, maybe it’s not a good idea to have them _hit_ ’
‘Computer thieves _hit_ Mesh Computers last night and swiped its office admin PCs.’
8.Be affected by (an unfortunate and unexpected circumstance or event)
‘the opening of the town centre _hit_ a snag’
‘But the Flaxby Road outfit have been _hit_ by a horrendous injury list that has robbed them of six first team players.’
9.Be suddenly and vividly realized by.
‘it _hit_ her that I wanted to settle down here’
‘Suddenly the realization _hits_ Jake like a ton of bricks - his old nemesis is back to settle one final score.’
10.Bring one’s hand or a tool or weapon into contact with (someone or something) quickly and forcefully.
‘Marius _hit_ him in the mouth’
‘I _hit_ out with my stick’
11.Cause harm or distress to.
‘the area has been badly _hit_ by pit closures’
‘it _hit_ him very hard when Rosie left’
12.Give (someone) a dose of a drug or an alcoholic drink.
‘He might spot them in time to _hit_ me with another dose of the sedative and then I’d be in deep, deep trouble.’
13.Make a strongly worded criticism or attack.
‘he _hit_ out at the club’s decision to place him on the transfer list’
‘banks _hit_ back at claims that small firms were being squeezed into bankruptcy’
14.Propel (a ball) with a bat, racket, stick, etc. to score runs or points in a game.
‘And then Blake got on another roll, _hitting_ Taylor for 14 yards on third-and - 12 and then Terry Jones for 27 on the next play.’
‘He feels it hinders him from _hitting_ the holes as quickly as he wants.’
15.Reach (a particular level, point, or figure)
‘capital spending this year is likely to _hit_ $1,800 million’
‘his career _hit_ rock bottom’
16.Score (a run or point) by hitting a ball with a bat, racket, stick, etc.
‘he had _hit_ 25 home runs’
‘This is like _hitting_ a hundred home runs in a season: it’s not just a record, it’s an almost inhuman blowout.’
17.Take effect.
‘we sat waiting for the caffeine to _hit_ ’
‘Well, that triple dose of antihistamines really _hit_ me on the way home from work last night.’
18.Touch or press (part of a machine or other device) in order to work it.
‘he picked up the phone and _hit_ several buttons’
‘There are a variety of combos to pull off but they must be done by switching through your weapons while rapidly _hitting_ the punch or kick button.’
19.Used to convey that someone is engaging in a particular pursuit or activity with enthusiasm.
‘we went to Val d’Isère to _hit_ the shops’
‘So after a late lunch at Belgo’s, with Ken coming along for a drink, we finally _hit_ Borders.’
独上高台望四海 手揽云月傍天飞， 落叶重重已十月 归鸟凄凄啼心扉。
