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I . strike1 [straɪk] SUBST

II . strike1 [straɪk] VERBE intr

I . strike2 [straɪk] SUBST

2. strike (discovery):

3. strike Am also fig (conviction):

II . strike2 <struck, struck [or Am alsostricken]> [straɪk] VERBE trans

2. strike (send by hitting):

to strike a ball FOOT

3. strike usu passive (reach, damage):

6. strike (inflict):

8. strike (give an impression):

to strike sb as ...

9. strike (impress):

10. strike (arouse, induce):

12. strike (manufacture):

13. strike (discover):

17. strike (occur to):

si kdaj pomislil, da ...?

18. strike (ignite):

19. strike (render):

III . strike2 <struck, struck [or Am alsostricken]> [straɪk] VERBE intr

1. strike (reach aim, have impact):

zadevati [perf zadeti]
udarjati [perf udariti]

3. strike (refuse to work):

4. strike (cause suffering):

napadati [perf napasti]

5. strike clock:

strike back VERBE intr also fig

strike down VERBE trans usu passive

1. strike (knock down):

3. strike usu passive (become ill):

4. strike Am JUR:

to strike down ⇄ a law

strike off VERBE trans usu passive GB Aus to strike sb off for sth

I . strike out VERBE trans

1. strike (delete):

2. strike Am (in baseball):

to strike outsb

strike through VERBE trans to strike sth through

I . strike up VERBE trans

2. strike start playing:

gen·er·al ˈstrike SUBST

ˈlight·ning strike SUBST GB Aus

ˈstrike ac·tion SUBST no plur

ˈstrike com·mit·tee SUBST + sing/plur vb

ˈstrike fund SUBST

ˈstrike pay SUBST no plur

no-ˈstrike agree·ment SUBST

sit-down ˈstrike SUBST

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

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Successful strikes in the early 1970s resulted in wage improvements.
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The desperado knight strikes again, this time with deadly effect.
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When punching, she will often press forward with a flurry of high strikes.
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He was known for his quick flick of the wrist on a called strike, and his quick punchout on called third strikes to left-handed hitters.
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Knockout (KO): as soon as a fighter is unable to continue due to legal strikes, his opponent is declared the winner.
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In the border region, its intervention led to hate strikes by angry white workers.
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Little legal recourse was available to those injured by the unrest, because strikes were not typically considered illegal.
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It shelters itself in its shell, then strikes back with spouts of water at every opportunity.
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The discreet use of resources, which strikes a balance between development and preservation, is only possible if based on advanced marine science and technology.
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This implied volatility is best regarded as a rescaling of option prices which makes comparisons between different strikes, expirations, and underlyings easier and more intuitive.
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