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I. hit <Part Präs hitting, Past & Past Part hit> [Am hɪt, Brit hɪt] VERB trans
1.1. hit (deal blow to):
hit door/table
hit door/table
hit person
pegarle a alguien en el suelo
(let's) hit it! Am
¡dale!
(let's) hit it! Am
to hit sb for money/a loan
pegarle un sablazo a alguien ugs
to hit sb for money/a loan
tirarle la manga or pechar a alguien RíoPl ugs
to hit the sack or the hay
to hit the sack or the hay
irse a la piltra Esp ugs
1.2. hit (strike):
hit
I've been hit!
to hit one's head/arm on or against sth
to hit one's head/arm on or against sth
2.1. hit (strike accurately):
hit target
2.2. hit (attack):
hit opponent/enemy
2.3. hit (score) SPORT:
hit
hit
to hit a home run
to hit a home run
3. hit (affect adversely):
hit
4.1. hit (meet with, run into):
hit difficulty/problem
4.2. hit (reach):
hit
hit
to hit town ugs
5. hit (occur to):
suddenly it hit me: why not … ?
6. hit (murder):
hit sl
hit sl
cepillarse Esp sl
hit sl
limpiar RíoPl sl
II. hit <Part Präs hitting, Past & Past Part hit> [Am hɪt, Brit hɪt] VERB intr
1. hit (deal blow):
hit
hit
2. hit (collide):
hit
3. hit (strike target):
hit
III. hit [Am hɪt, Brit hɪt] SUBST
1.1. hit (blow, stroke) SPORT:
hit
1.2. hit:
hit (in shooting)
hit (in archery)
hit (in archery)
2. hit (success):
hit ugs
to score a hit
you made a big hit with my mother attr song/record/show
3. hit (murder):
hit sl
trabajo m ugs
4. hit (drugs) Am:
hit sl
pico m sl
5. hit COMPUT:
hit
smash hit SUBST ugs
smash hit
exitazo m ugs
attr a smash-hit movie
hard-hit [hɑːdˈhɪt] ADJ
hard-hit
I. hit off VERB [Am hɪt -, Brit hɪt -] (v + o + adv)
to hit it off with sb
congeniar con alguien
II. hit off VERB [Am hɪt -, Brit hɪt -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o) (mimic)
hit off
hit out VERB [Am hɪt -, Brit hɪt -] (v + adv)
1. hit out (strike):
hit out
to hit out at sth/sb
pegarle a algo/alguien
2. hit out (attack verbally):
to hit out at or against sth/sb
atacar algo/a alguien
to hit out at or against sth/sb
arremeter contra algo/alguien
hit up VERB [Am hɪt -, Brit hɪt -] Am (v + o + adv, v + adv + o) ugs
hit up → hit on
hit on VERB [Am hɪt -, Brit hɪt -] (v + prep + o)
1. hit on (think of):
hit on solution
he hit on the idea of
2. hit on (make sexual advances to) Am:
hit on sl
hit on sl
tirarse un lance con RíoPl ugs
hit on sl
afanar Perú ugs
3. hit on (ask for) Am sl:
to hit on sb for sth
pedirle algo a alguien
to hit on sb for sth
sablearle algo a alguien ugs
to hit on sb for sth
manguearle algo a alguien RíoPl sl
I. hit back VERB [Am hɪt -, Brit hɪt -] (v + adv)
hit back
to hit back at sb/sth she hit back at her critics
II. hit back VERB [Am hɪt -, Brit hɪt -] (v + o + adv)
hit back
hit on VERB [Am hɪt -, Brit hɪt -] (v + prep + o)
1. hit on (think of):
hit on solution
he hit on the idea of
2. hit on (make sexual advances to) Am:
hit on sl
hit on sl
tirarse un lance con RíoPl ugs
hit on sl
afanar Perú ugs
3. hit on (ask for) Am sl:
to hit on sb for sth
pedirle algo a alguien
to hit on sb for sth
sablearle algo a alguien ugs
to hit on sb for sth
manguearle algo a alguien RíoPl sl
hit list SUBST ugs
1. hit list (murder list):
hit list
2. hit list (blacklist):
hit list
hit parade SUBST MUS
hit parade veraltend
hit parade veraltend
I. hit [hɪt] SUBST
1. hit (blow, stroke):
hit
2. hit ugs (shot):
hit
3. hit (bomb):
hit
4. hit SPORT:
hit
to score a hit
5. hit (success):
hit
II. hit [hɪt] VERB trans -tt-, hit, hit
1. hit (strike):
hit
hit
pepenar Méx
to hit sb hard a. übtr
2. hit (crash into):
hit
3. hit (arrive at, reach target):
hit
4. hit ugs:
hit (wound)
hit (kill)
5. hit (affect):
hit
to hit sb where it hurts
6. hit (reach):
hit
to hit rock bottom übtr
7. hit (encounter):
hit
8. hit ugs (arrive in or at):
hit
to hit 200 kph
9. hit (an idea, a thought):
III. hit [hɪt] VERB intr -tt-, hit, hit
1. hit (strike):
to hit against sth
to hit at sb/sth
2. hit (attack):
to hit at sth
hit <pl hits> [ˈxit] SUBST m (éxito de ventas)
hit
hit parade SUBST HIST
hit man <-men> [ˈhɪtmæn] SUBST
hit man
hit on VERB trans
1. hit on (think of):
hit on
2. hit on Am (show sexual interest):
hit on
hit back VERB intr
hit back
to hit back at sb
hit out VERB intr
hit out
to hit out at sb
to hit out at sb übtr
direct hit SUBST
direct hit
hit off VERB trans always trennb
to hit it off (with sb)
hard-hit ADJ
hard-hit
to be hard-hit by sth
I. hit [hɪt] SUBST
1. hit (blow, stroke):
hit
2. hit ugs (shot):
hit
3. hit (bomb):
hit
4. hit SPORT:
hit
to score a hit
5. hit (success):
hit
6. hit sl (murder):
hit
II. hit <-tt-, hit, hit> [hɪt] VERB trans
1. hit (strike):
hit
hit
pepenar Méx
to hit sb hard a. übtr
2. hit (crash into):
hit
3. hit (arrive at, reach target):
hit
4. hit ugs:
hit (wound)
hit (kill)
5. hit (affect):
hit
to hit sb where it hurts
6. hit (reach):
hit
to hit rock bottom übtr
7. hit (encounter):
hit
8. hit ugs (arrive in or at):
hit
to hit 100 mph
III. hit [hɪt] VERB intr
1. hit (strike):
to hit against sth
to hit at sb/sth
2. hit (attack):
to hit at sth
direct hit SUBST
direct hit
hard-hit ADJ
hard-hit
to be hard-hit by sth
hit parade SUBST HIST
hit back VERB intr
hit back
to hit back at sb
hit off VERB trans
to hit it off (with sb)
hit on VERB trans
1. hit on (show sexual interest):
hit on
2. hit on (think of):
hit on
hit out VERB intr
hit out
to hit out at sb
to hit out at sb übtr
hit up VERB intr always trennb
to hit sb up for sth
hit list SUBST (of target, murder victim)
hit list
Present
Ihit
youhit
he/she/ithits
wehit
youhit
theyhit
Past
Ihit
youhit
he/she/ithit
wehit
youhit
theyhit
Present Perfect
Ihavehit
youhavehit
he/she/ithashit
wehavehit
youhavehit
theyhavehit
Past Perfect
Ihadhit
youhadhit
he/she/ithadhit
wehadhit
youhadhit
theyhadhit
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It lacks affordable cavalry, substitutes inferior slingers for archers, and has one of the worst militias (province defense) in the game.
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He added that it was downright uglybuilt in the thirties, one of the worst periods for design.
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The worst part, when something doesn't hit, is you know you'll have a lot of time twiddling your thumbs thinking about what's next.
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He eventually finds them totally innocent, which is the worst crime of all.
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