Переводы

struckприлагательное
Past-participle adjective meaning ‘hit’ or ‘suddenly affected’; functions attributively and predicatively.
We were all struck by the beauty of the sunset.
Мы все были поражены красотой заката.
подбитыйо транспорте, технике
The struck ship began taking on water.
Подбитый корабль начал набирать воду.
Дополнительные переводы
strikeглагол

struck

Прошедшее простое время

struck
Прошедшее простое время
struck
Причастие прошедшего времени
striking
Герундий
UK
/straɪk/
US
/straɪk/
(past: struck; pp: struck (general) / stricken (adj, illness/disaster))
He will strike the ball with great force.
Он ударит по мячу с большой силой.
The workers decided to strike for better wages.
Рабочие решили бастовать за более высокую зарплату.
The news will strike him as surprising.
Эта новость поразит его как неожиданная.
He struck a match to light the candle during the power outage.
Он зажёг спичку, чтобы зажечь свечу во время отключения электричества.
поражать(о болезни или бедствии)
The disease can strike without warning, affecting thousands.
Болезнь может поразить без предупреждения, затронув тысячи людей.
The judge decided to strike the last statement from the record.
Судья решил вычеркнуть последнее заявление из протокола.
заключать(сделку, соглашение)
The two companies struck a partnership to develop new software.
Две компании заключили партнерское соглашение для разработки нового ПО.
натыкаться(нефть, золото)
The company struck oil after eight months of offshore drilling.
Компания наткнулась на нефть после восьми месяцев бурения на шельфе.
Дополнительные переводы
обнаруживать(нефть, золото)

Определения

struckприлагательное
Suddenly impressed or affected by a particular feeling, idea, or realization (usually followed by “by,” “with,” or “at”).
We were all struck by the beauty of the sunset.
Hit or impacted by a physical force.
The struck ship began taking on water.
strikeглагол
To hit forcibly and deliberately.
The boxer managed to strike his opponent with a powerful punch.
To refuse to work as a form of organized protest, typically to gain concessions from an employer.
The workers decided to strike for better wages and working conditions.
To occur suddenly and have a strong impact.
A brilliant idea struck her while she was taking a shower.
To light a match by rubbing it against a rough surface.
He struck a match to light the candle during the power outage.
To attack or afflict suddenly and severely.
The disease can strike without warning, affecting thousands.
To remove or delete something from a record or list.
The judge decided to strike the last statement from the record.
To reach or conclude (an agreement or bargain).
The two companies struck a partnership to develop new software.
To discover or find a valuable natural resource such as oil, gas, or gold during exploration or drilling.
The company struck oil after eight months of offshore drilling.