striking

• 形容某事物非常显眼、引人注目或给人留下深刻印象，常因其外观或效果而出众。

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.

   引人注目的

   • 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.

   同义词conspicuousdramaticeye-catchingimpressivenoticeableoutstandingprominentremarkable

   反义词inconspicuousnondescriptordinaryplainunobtrusiveunremarkable

2. Remarkable or dramaticB2formal

   Very impressive or effective in a way that stands out.

   引人注目的

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

   同义词conspicuousdramaticextraordinaryimpressivenoticeableoutstandingprominentremarkablestunning

   反义词dullinconspicuousmediocreordinaryunimpressiveunobtrusiveunremarkable

• 名词，指两个或多个物体之间的物理接触或碰撞；也指一个物体与另一个物体接触的动作。

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.

   撞击

   • 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.

   同义词beatingblowcollisioncontacthittingimpactpoundingsmashingstrikethumping

2. Act of hittingB2formal

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

   击打

   • 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.

   同义词blowhithittingimpactknockstrike

• 动词，表示用力打击、撞击；也指罢工、停止工作以示抗议；还可表示突然想到或产生某种想法。

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

不规则动词

1. Hit forcefullyA2formal

   To deliver a blow or hit something with force.

   用力击打

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

   同义词bangbatterbeatbeltboxcloutcuffhitknockpoundpummelpunchrapslugsmiteswattapthrashthumpwhack

2. Stop working (labor action)B1formal

   Workers collectively refuse to work until their demands are met.

   罢工

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

   同义词walk out

   反义词work

3. Come to mind suddenlyB2informal

   An idea or thought suddenly occurs to someone.

   突然想到

   • 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.

   同义词come tohitspring to mind

4. Ignite or lightA2formal

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

   点燃

   • 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.

   同义词ignitekindlelight

短语动词变体strike downstrike offstrike outstrike up