lesújt, megüt, nekiütközik, megsérít, elüt, sújt, elér, teljesít, siker, sláger, megnyom, lenyom, rálép
Padrão de uso:
to hit [someone/something]
He hit the punching bag with all his strength.
Teljes erejéből megütötte a boxzsákot.
The car hit a tree after skidding on ice.
Az autó megcsúszott a jégen, és egy fának ütközött.
She accidentally hit her brother with the toy.
Exemplos para aprendentes
I hit the ball with the bat.
Megütöttem a labdát az ütővel.
He hit the wall by mistake.
Véletlenül megütötte a falat.
The boy hit his hand on the table.
Erro comum:
Learners sometimes confuse 'hit' with 'beat'; 'beat' often means to win against someone, not just to make contact.
Significado
Strike something or someone
Colocações
hit hard
| hit the ball
| hit the target
| hit a wall
Sinónimos
strike (Slightly more formal and less common in everyday speech; can also mean to attack suddenly.)
Antónimos
miss (Means to fail to make contact with the intended target.)
Temas
sports
| violence
| daily life
| daily_life
| health
| core_vocabulary
Definição
To touch something or someone with force.
To make forceful contact with something or someone, usually with the hand, an object, or a weapon.
Padrão de uso:
to hit [someone/something] and [cause damage]
The storm hit the coastal town hard, destroying several homes.
A vihar súlyosan sújtotta a tengerparti várost, és több házat is elpusztított.
He hit his head on the doorframe and needed stitches.
Beütötte a fejét az ajtófélfába, és össze kellett varrni.
The scandal hit the company's reputation badly.
Exemplos para aprendentes
The ball hit my leg and it hurt.
A labda eltalálta a lábamat, és fájt.
The car hit a dog on the road.
Az autó elütött egy kutyát az úton.
The rock hit the window and broke it.
Significado
Damage by striking
Colocações
hit and injure
| hit and damage
| hit and kill
Sinónimos
injure (Focuses on causing harm to a person or animal rather than the act of striking itself.)
Antónimos
protect (Means to keep safe from harm or damage.)
Temas
violence
| accidents
| health
| body
| core_vocabulary
Definição
To hurt or damage someone or something by touching it hard.
To cause injury or damage to something or someone by making forceful contact.
Padrão de uso:
to hit [a number/level/goal]
The company's sales hit a new high last quarter.
A vállalat eladásai az előző negyedévben új csúcsot értek el.
She finally hit her fitness goal of running 5 kilometers.
Végre elérte a fitneszcélját: lefutott 5 kilométert.
Temperatures are expected to hit 40 degrees tomorrow.
Exemplos para aprendentes
I hit my goal of reading 10 books.
Elértem a célomat: elolvastam 10 könyvet.
The price hit $100 last week.
Az ár a múlt héten elérte a 100 dollárt.
We hit our target in the game.
Significado
Reach a level or target
Colocações
hit a record
| hit a goal
| hit a target
Sinónimos
reach (Neutral term for arriving at a point; lacks the sense of suddenness or precision that 'hit' can imply.)
Antónimos
fall short (Means to fail to reach a target or goal.)
Temas
business
| sports
| education
| core_vocabulary
Definição
To get to a certain number, level, or goal.
To reach a particular amount, level, or goal.
Her new song is a big hit on the radio.
Az új dala nagy siker a rádióban.
The movie became an international hit overnight.
A film egyik napról a másikra nemzetközi siker lett.
That video game was the surprise hit of the year.
Exemplos para aprendentes
The song is a big hit.
A dal nagy siker.
That film was a hit in my country.
Az a film nagy siker volt az országomban.
Her book is a hit with children.
Significado
Successful performance or product
Colocações
big hit
| smash hit
| box-office hit
Sinónimos
success (Broader term for achieving positive results; not limited to entertainment.)
Antónimos
flop (A complete failure, especially in entertainment.)
Temas
entertainment
| business
| arts_entertainment
| core_vocabulary
Definição
A song, film, or show that many people like and buy.
Something, such as a song, movie, or product, that is very popular or successful.
Padrão de uso:
to hit [a button/key/switch]
Hit 'Enter' to submit your answer.
A válaszod elküldéséhez nyomd meg az Entert.
He hit the brakes when he saw the red light.
Rálépett a fékre, amikor meglátta a piros lámpát.
Hit 'Send' when your email is ready.
Exemplos para aprendentes
Hit the button to start.
Nyomd meg a gombot az indításhoz.
Please hit 'Enter' now.
Kérlek, nyomd meg most az Entert.
He hits the brakes quickly.
Significado
Press a button or key
Colocações
hit enter
| hit the brakes
| hit send
Sinónimos
press (More neutral and common in technical contexts; lacks the informal punch of 'hit'.)
Temas
technology
| daily life
| daily_life
| core_vocabulary
Definição
To press a button or key quickly.
To press or activate something such as a button, key, or switch quickly and deliberately.
Gramática
Forma de dicionário
hit
IPA
Sílabas e acento
hit (1 sílaba)
Stress on 1st syllable (hit)
Formas da palavra
Verb
Base:
hit
3rd Person Singular:
hits
Present Participle:
hitting
Past:
hit
Past Participle:
hit
Família de palavras
Forms
hits
noun
hitting
verb
Related words
hitter
noun
Advanced or less common
mishit
verb
Destaques
Irregular present participle:
hitting
Verb
Irregular past:
hit
Verb
Irregular past participle:
hit
Verb
Expressões
hit it off
1
/hˈɪt ˈɪt ˈɔf/
idiom
informal
Get along well immediately
To like each other and become friends quickly when you first meet someone.
Exemplos
They met at a party and really hit it off.
I knew you'd hit it off with my sister as soon as you met.
hit the jackpot
5
/hˈɪt ðə d͡ʒˈækpˌɑt/
idiom
informal
Have great unexpected success
To win or get something very good, often by luck.
Exemplos
She really hit the jackpot with that new job.
They hit the jackpot when they found that rare painting at a yard sale.
hit home
4
/hˈɪt hˈoʊm/
idiom
Affect deeply because it's true/relevant
To make you feel something strongly because it is true about your own life.
Exemplos
His words hit home when I saw the damage for myself.
His words about hard work really hit home for me.
The reality of losing her job hit home last night.
The news report about climate change hit home when I saw the flooding in my town.
hit the road
2
/hˈɪt ðə ɹˈoʊd/
idiom
informal
Leave and start traveling
To leave somewhere and begin going to another place.
Exemplos
It's getting late—we should hit the road.
They packed their bags and hit the road before sunrise.
hit the road
6
/hˈɪt ðə ɹˈoʊd/
idiom
informal
Start traveling or leave
To start going somewhere or leave a place.
Exemplos
It's getting late; we should hit the road.
After breakfast, they hit the road toward the mountains.
hit the sack
3
/hˈɪt ðə sˈæk/
idiom
informal
Go to bed to sleep
To go to bed to sleep.
Exemplos
I'm tired—time to hit the sack.
I'm really tired, so I'm going to hit the sack.
She usually hits the sack around 10 p.m.
We have to get up early tomorrow; let's hit the sack.
After the long flight, she just wanted to hit the sack.