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hit

/hɪt/

Traduction: Chanson, film, livre ou autre produit de divertissement qui rencontre un grand succès et une large popularité., Verbe désignant un coup porté ou un contact avec quelque chose, ou l'atteinte d'un objectif ou d'un succès.

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noun

/hɪt/A2formal
  • frChanson, film, livre ou autre produit de divertissement qui rencontre un grand succès et une large popularité.

A noun referring to a successful song, film, book, or other entertainment product that is very popular.

  1. Successful song, film, or productB1informal

    Something that is very popular and successful, especially in entertainment.

    frSuccès, tube

    • That new song is a massive hit.
    • The movie became a box office hit.
    • Her latest book is a bestseller hit.

    Synonymesblockbustersell outsensationsmashsuccesswinner

    Antonymesbombfailureflopmiss

  2. Act of strikingA2formal

    The action of hitting someone or something with force.

    frAction de frapper

    • The baseball player scored with a powerful hit.
    • He took a hit from the ball on his arm.
    • The car sustained a hit on the side panel.

    Synonymesbangblowcollisioncrackimpactknockpunchslapsmackstrikestrokethump

    Antonymescaressmiss

  3. Website visitB2informalIT

    A single visit to a website or a request for a web page.

    frVisite de site (hit)

    • The website received a million hits yesterday.
    • Our blog got a lot of hits after the viral post.
    • Track the number of hits on your homepage.

    Synonymesaccessclickrequestvisit

Formes
  • hits plural form
  • hits' possessive plural form
  • hit's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/hɪt/A2formal
  • frVerbe désignant un coup porté ou un contact avec quelque chose, ou l'atteinte d'un objectif ou d'un succès.

A verb used to indicate the act of striking or coming into contact with something, or achieving a target or success.

verbe irrégulier

  1. Strike or touch forcefullyA1formal

    To strike someone or something with a hand, object, or body part.

    frfrapper

    • He hit the ball with the bat.
    • She accidentally hit her head on the door.
    • The car hit the tree during the accident.

    Synonymesbangbatterbeatboxcloutcuffknockpoundpunchrapslapsmackstrikethrashthump

  2. Achieve or reach suddenlyB1formal

    To suddenly reach or achieve something, like an idea or realization.

    fratteindre soudainement

    • It hit me that I forgot my keys.
    • The news hit her hard.
    • He hit the jackpot on the slot machine.

    Synonymesarrive atchance upondiscoverhappen uponstrike

  3. Become popularB2informal

    To become very successful or popular, especially in entertainment.

    frdevenir un succès

    • The song hit number one on the charts.
    • That movie really hit it big worldwide.
    • The new app hit the market and went viral.

    Synonymesboomcatch onflourishmake itsucceedtake off

  4. Arrive at or reachB1informal

    To reach a place or point, often unexpectedly.

    fratteindre, toucher

    • We hit the beach just as the sun set.
    • The storm hit the coast at midnight.
    • They hit town late last night.

    Synonymesarrive atattainget tomakereach

    Antonymesdepartleavemiss

Formes
  • hit past participle
  • hit past simple
  • hitting present participle
  • hits third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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