英语释义

1. to take a course go
struck off through the brush

2. to aim and usually deliver a blow, stroke, or thrust (as with the hand, a weapon, or a tool)

3. to arrive with detrimental effect
disaster struck

4. to attempt to undermine or harm something as if by a blow
struck at … cherished notions
— R. P. Warren

5. to come into contact forcefully
two ships struck in mid channel

6. to delete something

7. to lower a flag usually in surrender

8. to become indicated by a clock, bell, or chime
the hour had just struck

9. to make known the time by sounding
the clock struck as they entered

10. pierce, penetrate
the wind seemed to strike through our clothes

11. to engage in battle

12. to make a military attack

13. to become ignited
the match struck

14. to discover something
struck on a new plan of attack

15. to pull on a fishing rod in order to set the hook

16. to seize the bait

17. dart, shoot

18. to take root

19. germinate

20. to make an impression

21. to stop work in order to force an employer to comply with demands

22. to make a beginning
the need to strike vigorously for success

23. to thrust oneself forward
he struck into the midst of the argument

24. to work diligently strive

25. to strike at hit

26. to drive or remove by or as if by a blow

27. to attack or seize with a sharp blow (as of fangs or claws)
struck by a snake

28. inflict
strike a blow

29. to produce by or as if by a blow or stroke
Moses struck water from the rock

30. to separate by a sharp blow
strike off flints

31. to haul down lower
strike the sails

32. to dismantle and take away
strike the set

33. to strike the tents of (a camp)

34. to afflict suddenly
stricken by a heart attack

35. to engage in (a battle) fight

36. to make a military attack on

37. delete, cancel
strike the last paragraph

38. to penetrate painfully pierce

39. to cause to penetrate
strike the needle

40. to send down or out
trees struck roots deep into the soil

41. to level (something, such as a measure of grain) by scraping off what is above the rim

42. to smooth or form (something, such as a mold) with a tool

43. to indicate by sounding
the clock struck one

44. to bring into forceful contact
struck his head on the doorjamb

45. to shake (hands) in confirming an agreement

46. to thrust suddenly

47. to come into contact or collision with
the car struck the tree

48. to fall on

49. to become audible to

50. to affect with a mental or emotional state or a strong emotion
struck with horror at the sight

51. to affect a person with (a strong emotion)
words that struck fear in the listeners

52. to cause to become by or as if by a sudden blow
struck him dead

53. to produce by stamping
strike a coin

54. to produce (something, such as fire) by or as if by striking

55. to cause to ignite by friction
strike a match

56. to make and ratify the terms of
strike a bargain

57. to play or produce by hitting or plucking keys or strings
struck a series of chords on the piano

58. to produce as if by playing an instrument
his voice struck a note of concern

59. to hook (a fish) by a sharp pull on the line

60. to snatch at (a bait)

61. to occur to
the answer struck me suddenly

62. to appear to especially as a revelation or as remarkable impress
it struck the crowd as insensitive

63. bewitch

64. to arrive at by or as if by computation
strike a balance

65. to come to attain

66. to come upon discover
strike gold

67. to engage in a strike against (an employer)

68. take on, assume
strike a pose

69. to place (a plant cutting) in a medium for growth and rooting

70. to so propagate (a plant)

71. to make one's way along
will strike the southern coast

72. to cause (an arc) to form (as between electrodes of an arc lamp)

73. to oviposit on or in

74. to become rich usually suddenly

75. a tool for smoothing a surface (as of a mold)

76. an act or instance of striking

77. a work stoppage by a body of workers to enforce compliance with demands made on an employer

78. a temporary stoppage of activities in protest against an act or condition

79. the direction of the line of intersection of a horizontal plane with an uptilted geological stratum

80. a pull on a fishing rod to strike a fish

81. a pull on a line by a fish in striking

82. a stroke of good luck especially a discovery of a valuable mineral deposit

83. a pitched ball that is in the strike zone or is swung at and is not hit fair

84. a perfectly thrown ball or pass

85. disadvantage, handicap

86. an act or instance of knocking down all the bowling pins with the first bowl

87. establishment of roots and plant growth

88. cutaneous myiasis (as of sheep)

89. a military attack especially an air attack on a single objective

90. a group of airplanes taking part in such an attack

91. to hit (someone or something) in a forceful way

92. to cause (something) to hit something in a forceful way

93. to hit (someone or something) with your hand, a weapon, etc.

94. a period of time when workers stop work in order to force an employer to agree to their demands

95. a military attack

96. the act of hitting something with force

97. to touch, hit, or affect with force
He struck the horse with a whip. The tree was struck by lightning.

98. to come into contact or collision with
The ship struck a rock.

99. to attack or seize suddenly
The snake struck.

100. go sense 1, proceed
They struck off into the woods.

101. to lower, take down, or take apart
Let's strike camp.

102. to make known by sounding cause to sound
The clock struck one.

103. to affect usually suddenly
She was stricken with a high fever.

104. to produce by or as if by a blow
We'll strike fear into the enemy.

105. to happen with damaging force or effect
The storm struck the island.

106. to cause to ignite by scratching
I struck a match.

107. to agree on the arrangements of
We struck a deal.

108. to make an impression on
The idea struck me as funny.

109. to come to mind
The answer struck me suddenly.

110. to produce on a musical instrument
Strike up a tune.

111. to remove or cancel with or as if with the stroke of a pen
Strike that name from the list.

112. to come upon discover
Miners struck gold.

113. to take on assume
She struck a relaxed pose.

114. to stop work in order to force an employer to meet demands regarding conditions of work

115. to produce by stamping
The mint is striking a new coin.

116. to be out in baseball by getting three strikes during a turn at bat

117. to cause to begin
We struck up a conversation.

118. an act or instance of striking
a lightning strike the strike of the clock

119. a stopping of work by workers to force an employer to agree to demands

120. an unhelpful or undesirable characteristic disadvantage
Their poor attendance was a strike against them.

121. a baseball pitch that is not hit fair or that passes through a certain area over home plate ( strike zone ) without being hit and that counts against the batter

122. the knocking down of all the pins with the first ball in bowling

123. a discovery of a valuable mineral deposit
an oil strike

124. a military attack
The army launched a strike against the enemy.

125. cutaneous myiasis (as of sheep)
body strike blowfly strike

126. to remove or delete something

127. to remove or delete from a legal document and especially from the record of a trial
it struck that part of [the] injunction
— National Law Journal

128. to remove (a prospective juror) from a venire

129. the removal of a potential juror from a venire — compare challenge

130. a concerted work stoppage, interruption, or slowdown by a body of workers to enforce compliance with demands made on an employer — see also rent strike, Labor Management Relations Act — compare job action — economic strike a strike that is brought against an employer because of a dispute regarding economic benefits or conditions (as wages) Note: Workers engaged in an economic strike can legally be replaced permanently. No-strike clauses in collective bargaining agreements have been held to bar only economic strikes and not strikes protesting an unfair labor practice.

131. a simultaneous strike by all unionized workers of all trades and industries

132. a strike that is called against an employer as a result of a dispute with another union as to the right to perform particular work

133. recognition strike in this entry

134. a strike by workers against their employer with whom they have a dispute

135. a strike by workers against their employer seeking to force the employer to recognize the union as their collective bargaining agent — called also organizational strike

136. sympathy strike in this entry

137. a strike during which employees remain in and occupy the employer's premises as a protest and means of forcing compliance with demands Note: This form of strike has been illegal according to both statute and case law since the early 1940s.

138. a strike by workers not involved in a labor dispute in support of other striking employees or unions — called also secondary strike

139. a strike by workers that is not authorized by the union

片语

luck up走运，交好运

英汉例句

• don’t look for shortcuts or try to strike it rich overnight with the latest hot investment tip.

  不要指望走捷径,也不要寄望于通过得到最新的热点投资信息一夜暴富。

• he thought he would never strike it rich or gain lots of money unexpectedly.

  他原以为他永远无法中奖或获得大量的意外之财。

• those obstacles have not deterred several new firms that hope to strike it rich with uranium.

  这些阻碍都未能阻止一些新公司希望以铀致富。

• the chinese started coming to california in large numbers during the gold rush in the mid 1800s, hoping to strike it rich and return home.

  从19世纪中期淘金热开始，大量中国人怀着衣锦还乡的美梦来到加州。

• for now, new investors hoping to strike it rich are propping up stocks like some huge, multi-million-person pyramid scheme.

  现在，期望一夜暴富的新的投资者们支撑着巨大的、成千上万人组成的金字塔似的股市。

• or will you strike it rich and famous and find true love?

  还是你突然之间将会成为爆发户，出名或者找到你的真爱？

• it comes as no surprise that many people want to strike it rich by winning the lottery.

  很多人都想靠中乐透发大财，这不令人意外。

相似词

walk(Walk) （美）沃克（人名）

walk out走出；罢工；退席；把（某人）领出