Oxford Spanish Dictionary
I. strike <Past & Past Part struck> [Am straɪk, Brit strʌɪk] VERB trans
1.1. strike (hit):
- strike person
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- strike blow
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- strike blow
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- strike key
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1.2. strike (collide with, fall on) wall/tree:
- strike lightning/bullet:
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2.1. strike (attack):
2.2. strike (afflict):
3.1. strike (cause to become):
3.2. strike (introduce):
4.1. strike (occur to):
4.2. strike (impress):
5.1. strike oil/gold/uranium:
5.2. strike trouble/obstacle:
6.2. strike coin/medal:
- strike
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7.2. strike clock:
8. strike (enter into, arrive at):
9. strike (adopt):
- strike pose/attitude
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10. strike (take down):
11. strike (delete):
II. strike <Past & Past Part struck> [Am straɪk, Brit strʌɪk] VERB intr
1. strike (hit):
- strike person:
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- strike lightning:
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2.1. strike (attack):
- strike bombers/commandos:
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- strike snake/tiger:
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- strike police:
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- strike police:
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2.2. strike (happen suddenly):
- strike illness/misfortune:
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- strike disaster:
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3. strike (withdraw labor):
- strike
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- strike
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4.1. strike (move):
4.2. strike (penetrate):
- strike sun/light:
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7. strike match:
- strike
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- strike
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8. strike fish:
- strike
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III. strike [Am straɪk, Brit strʌɪk] SUBST
1. strike (stoppage):
3. strike (attack):
- strike
- ataque m
strike home VERB [Am straɪk -, Brit strʌɪk -] (v + adv)
I. strike out VERB [Am straɪk -, Brit strʌɪk -] (v + adv)
1. strike out (physically, verbally):
2. strike out (set out, proceed):
im PONS Wörterbuch
I. strike [straɪk] struck Am: stricken, struck struck, struck SUBST
II. strike [straɪk] struck Am: stricken, struck struck, struck VERB trans
1. strike (collide with):
2. strike (achieve):
3. strike (manufacture):
- strike coin
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5. strike (impress):
- strike
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7. strike:
10. strike (remove):
- strike flag
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III. strike [straɪk] struck Am: stricken, struck struck, struck VERB intr
1. strike:
im PONS Wörterbuch
I. strike [straɪk] SUBST
II. strike <struck, struck [or stricken]> [straɪk] VERB trans
1. strike (collide with):
2. strike (achieve):
6. strike:
9. strike (manufacture):
- strike coin
-
III. strike <struck, struck [or stricken]> [straɪk] VERB intr
1. strike:
railroad strike SUBST
- railroad strike
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strike back VERB intr
- strike back
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I. strike out VERB trans
| I | strike |
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| you | strike |
| he/she/it | strikes |
| we | strike |
| you | strike |
| they | strike |
| I | struck |
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| you | struck |
| he/she/it | struck |
| we | struck |
| you | struck |
| they | struck |
| I | have | struck |
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| you | have | struck |
| he/she/it | has | struck |
| we | have | struck |
| you | have | struck |
| they | have | struck |
| I | had | struck |
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| you | had | struck |
| he/she/it | had | struck |
| we | had | struck |
| you | had | struck |
| they | had | struck |
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