英语词汇“hit”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

verb trans

to aim a blow at (somebody or something) with the hand or with a weapon or implement

to bring (part of the body) into violent contact with something, esp accidentally

said of something moving: to make sudden forceful contact with (something stationary)

informal to press (a button or switch)

to have a detrimental effect or impact on (something or somebody)

The region was hit by floods

to discover or meet (e.g. a problem)

to cause a propelled object to reach or strike (e.g. a target)

in cricket, said of a batsman: to score (a specified number of runs)

informal to reach or attain (e.g. a specified level)

informal to arrive at (a place)

chiefly NAmer, informal to rob or kill (somebody)

to be suddenly obvious to (somebody)

It hit her that the man was someone she knew

verb intrans

said of a substance, e.g. a drug: to take effect

hit it off

informal to get along well

hit on

to discover or arrive at (a solution or answer) by chance

NAmer to make sexual advances towards (somebody)

hit the deck

informal to fall or throw oneself to the ground

hit the road

informal to start on a journey

hit the roof

informal to give vent to a burst of anger

hit the sack

informal to go to bed

hit the trail

NAmer, informal to start on a journey

hitter noun

[Middle English hitten from Old Norse hitta to meet with, hit]

a blow, esp one that meets its target

something that enjoys great success

a person who is popular

in computing, a successful match when a database is being searched for a particular item

a visit to a site on the Internet

chiefly NAmer, informal a murder carried out by a criminal

in baseball, a base hit

informal a dose of a substance, e.g. a drug