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strike

/straɪk/

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noun

/straɪk/B1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее забастовку работников в знак протеста против условий труда или требования повышения зарплаты, или акт удара или нападения.

A noun referring to a work stoppage by employees to protest working conditions or demand better pay, or an act of hitting or attacking.

  1. Labor disputeB1formal

    A work stoppage by employees to protest working conditions, pay, or other issues.

    ruЗабастовка

    • The workers went on strike for better wages.
    • The strike lasted two weeks before an agreement was reached.
    • Teachers organized a strike over class sizes.

    Synonymsjob actionstoppagewalkoutwork stoppage

  2. Hit or blowA2formal

    An act of hitting or striking something forcefully.

    ruУдар

    • The lightning strike hit the tree.
    • He scored with a powerful strike from 30 yards.
    • The boxer landed a lucky strike on his opponent.

    Synonymsbangblowhitknockpoundrapslapsmackswipethump

  3. B2formal

    The discovery of something valuable, especially oil or gold.

    ruОткрытие

    • The oil strike made the company rich overnight.
    • Miners celebrated their gold strike in the mountains.
    • The strike of natural gas reserves boosted the economy.

    Synonymsbonanzadiscoveryfind

  4. Baseball termB1informalamerican

    A pitched ball that the batter does not hit, counted towards outs.

    ruСтрайк

    • The pitcher threw three strikes to end the inning.
    • That was strike two on the batter.
    • He has a good eye for avoiding strikes.

    Antonymsball

Forms
  • strikes plural form
  • strikes' possessive plural form
  • strike's possessive singular form
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verb

/straɪk/B1formal
  • ruГлагол, обозначающий сильный удар, прекращение работы в знак протеста или внезапное приход в голову.

A verb used to indicate hitting forcefully, stopping work in protest, or suddenly coming to mind.

irregular verb

  1. Hit forcefullyA2formal

    To deliver a blow or hit something with force.

    ruСильно ударить

    • He struck the ball with great power.
    • Lightning struck the tall tree during the storm.
    • She struck the table with her fist in anger.

    Synonymsbangbatterbeatbeltboxcloutcuffhitknockpoundpummelpunchrapslugsmiteswattapthrashthumpwhack

  2. Stop working (labor action)B1formal

    Workers collectively refuse to work until their demands are met.

    ruБастовать

    • The factory workers went on strike for better wages.
    • Teachers struck over pay cuts.
    • The pilots threatened to strike next week.

    Synonymswalk out

    Antonymswork

  3. Come to mind suddenlyB2informal

    An idea or thought suddenly occurs to someone.

    ruПрийти в голову внезапно

    • It suddenly struck me that I forgot my keys.
    • The solution struck him while he was showering.
    • A brilliant idea struck her during the meeting.

    Synonymscome tohitspring to mind

  4. Ignite or lightA2formal

    To produce a flame by rubbing a match or similar object.

    ruЗажечь

    • He struck a match to light the candle.
    • She struck the lighter to start the fire.
    • Strike a match and we'll begin the campfire.

    Synonymsignitekindlelight

Forms
  • struck past participle
  • struck past simple
  • striking present participle
  • strikes third person singular

Phrasal variantsstrike downstrike offstrike outstrike up

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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