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striking

/ˈstraɪ.kɪŋ/

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adjective

/ˈstraɪ.kɪŋ/B2formal
  • ruОписывает что-то очень заметное, необычное или привлекательное, часто из-за своего внешнего вида или эффекта.

Describes something that is very noticeable, unusual, or attractive, often because of its appearance or effect.

  1. Visually impressive or noticeableB2formal

    Attracting attention by being unusual, extreme, or prominent in appearance.

    ruВпечатляющий

    • She wore a striking red dress to the gala.
    • The painting is striking in its use of color and light.
    • He has a striking resemblance to his grandfather.

    Synonymsconspicuousdramaticeye-catchingimpressivenoticeableoutstandingprominentremarkable

    Antonymsinconspicuousnondescriptordinaryplainunobtrusiveunremarkable

  2. Remarkable or dramaticB2formal

    Very impressive or effective in a way that stands out.

    ruЗаметный

    • There was a striking resemblance between the twins.
    • The report showed a striking increase in sales.
    • Her striking performance won her the award.

    Synonymsconspicuousdramaticextraordinaryimpressivenoticeableoutstandingprominentremarkablestunning

    Antonymsdullinconspicuousmediocreordinaryunimpressiveunobtrusiveunremarkable

Forms
  • more striking comparative form
  • most striking superlative form
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noun

/ˈstraɪ.kɪŋ/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее физическое соприкосновение двух или более объектов или действие, при котором один предмет контактирует с другим.

A noun referring to the physical coming together of two or more things, or the act of contacting one thing with another.

  1. Physical impactB2formal

    The act of one object physically coming into contact with another, often with force.

    ruУдар

    • The striking of the hammer against the anvil echoed through the workshop.
    • The repeated striking of the waves against the cliff eroded the rock.
    • The sound of the striking of two swords was heard across the battlefield.

    Synonymsbeatingblowcollisioncontacthittingimpactpoundingsmashingstrikethumping

  2. Act of hittingB2formal

    The action of making contact with something, especially as part of a deliberate action.

    ruУдар

    • The striking of the match produced a small flame.
    • The boxer's striking was powerful and precise.
    • The striking of the gavel signaled the end of the session.

    Synonymsblowhithittingimpactknockstrike

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

strike/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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