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hit

/hɪt/

Tradução: Produto de entretenimento, como música, filme, livro ou jogo, que faz muito sucesso e é amplamente popular. Também pode se referir a um sucesso de vendas ou a algo que atinge o alvo., Verbo que indica bater ou entrar em contato com algo, ou atingir um alvo, objetivo ou sucesso.

2 verbetes

Relações da palavra

noun

/hɪt/A2formal
  • ptProduto de entretenimento, como música, filme, livro ou jogo, que faz muito sucesso e é amplamente popular. Também pode se referir a um sucesso de vendas ou a algo que atinge o alvo.

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.

    ptSucesso

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

    Sinônimosblockbustersell outsensationsmashsuccesswinner

    Antônimosbombfailureflopmiss

  2. Act of strikingA2formal

    The action of hitting someone or something with force.

    ptGolpe

    • 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.

    Sinônimosbangblowcollisioncrackimpactknockpunchslapsmackstrikestrokethump

    Antônimoscaressmiss

  3. Website visitB2informalIT

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

    ptVisita a site

    • 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.

    Sinônimosaccessclickrequestvisit

Formas
  • hits plural form
  • hits' possessive plural form
  • hit's possessive singular form
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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verb

/hɪt/A2formal
  • ptVerbo que indica bater ou entrar em contato com algo, ou atingir um alvo, objetivo ou sucesso.

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

verbo irregular

  1. Strike or touch forcefullyA1formal

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

    ptBater

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

    Sinônimosbangbatterbeatboxcloutcuffknockpoundpunchrapslapsmackstrikethrashthump

  2. Achieve or reach suddenlyB1formal

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

    ptDar-se conta de repente

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

    Sinônimosarrive atchance upondiscoverhappen uponstrike

  3. Become popularB2informal

    To become very successful or popular, especially in entertainment.

    ptFazer sucesso

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

    Sinônimosboomcatch onflourishmake itsucceedtake off

  4. Arrive at or reachB1informal

    To reach a place or point, often unexpectedly.

    ptChegar a

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

    Sinônimosarrive atattainget tomakereach

    Antônimosdepartleavemiss

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

Condições herdadas

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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Generated by language models and not human-verified: definitions, examples, levels and translations may contain errors.