strike down

UK
/straɪk daʊn/
US
/straɪk daʊn/
strike downverb
struck down
Past Simple
struck down
Past Participle
striking down
ing-form
UK
/straɪk daʊn/
US
/straɪk daʊn/
Translations
invaliderTermes juridiques.
The court decided to strike down the controversial law as unconstitutional.
Le tribunal a décidé d'invalider la loi controversée comme inconstitutionnelle.
The boxer managed to strike down his opponent with a powerful punch.
Le boxeur a réussi à abattre son adversaire d'un coup puissant.
Additional translations
terrasserSe dit surtout d'une maladie, d'une faiblesse ou d'un coup soudain qui met quelqu'un hors de combat.
Definitions
To cause to fall by hitting or knocking.
The boxer managed to strike down his opponent with a powerful punch.
To invalidate or annul a law or regulation.
The court decided to strike down the controversial law as unconstitutional.
To kill or incapacitate someone suddenly.
The illness struck down many people in the village.