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hit

UK
/hɪt/
US
/hɪt/

Traducciones

hitverb
hit
Past Simple
hit
Past Participle
hitting
Gerund
UK
/hɪt/
US
/hɪt/
He tried to hit the ball with the bat.
Он попытался ударить по мячу битой.
She managed to hit the target from a long distance.
Ей удалось попасть в цель с большого расстояния.
Please hit the button to start the machine.
Пожалуйста, нажмите кнопку, чтобы запустить машину.
He hit the door loudly to get their attention.
Он громко стукнул в дверь, чтобы привлечь их внимание.
Traducciones adicionales
надвинуть
Sinónimos
strike
bump
collide
smack
pound
thump
bash
whack
knock
attack
Antónimos
miss
hitnoun
hits
pl
UK
/hɪt/
US
/hɪt/
The boxer delivered a powerful hit to his opponent.
Боксер нанес мощный удар своему сопернику.
The song became a hit in the summer of 2020.
Песня стала хитом летом 2020 года.
The archer's shot was a perfect hit.
Выстрел лучника был идеальным попаданием.
Traducciones adicionales
успех
популярность
Sinónimos
strike
blow
impact
collision
knock
thump
bump
whack
hitadjective
UK
/hɪt/
US
/hɪt/
Used attributively to describe something extremely successful or popular.
Sinónimos
successful
popular
well-received
trendy
fashionable
hot
in-demand
blockbuster
best-selling
smash
chart-topping
crowd-pleasing
acclaimed
triumphant

Definiciones

hitverb
To strike someone or something with a hand, tool, or weapon.
He hit the ball with the bat.
To come into contact with something forcefully.
The car hit the curb as it turned the corner.
To affect or impact someone or something suddenly or forcefully.
The news hit him hard, leaving him speechless.
To achieve or reach a particular level or target.
The company hit its sales target for the quarter.
To press or push a button or key.
She hit the enter key to submit the form.
hitnoun
A successful and popular song, film, or other entertainment.
The movie became a hit and topped the box office charts for weeks.
An instance of striking or being struck.
The baseball player made a powerful hit that sent the ball over the fence.
A successful result in a search, especially in a database or on the internet.
The search engine returned thousands of hits for the query.
A murder or assassination, especially one carried out by a criminal organization.
The detective suspected that the crime was a professional hit.
A sudden negative impact, loss, or damage sustained by someone or something.
The company took a financial hit after the lawsuit.
A dose or inhalation of an intoxicating drug, especially marijuana or nicotine.
He took a long hit from his vape.
hitadjective
Successful or popular, especially in entertainment or marketing contexts.
The hit single topped the charts for months.
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