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I . hit [hɪt] SUBST

1. hit (blow, stroke):

hit
batida f

2. hit (success):

hit

II . hit <-tt-, hit, hit> [hɪt] VERBO trans

1. hit (strike):

hit ball
to hit sb hard a. fig

2. hit (crash into):

hit
the car hit the wall

Expressões:

to hit it off with sb

hit on VERBO trans

hit on
bolar (um plano, saída) coloq

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A direct hit to the collarbone will also cause a break.
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On that morning, 2 ships were hit with kamikaze planes.
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In this way, even large or heavily armored ships could be sunk or disabled with a single well-placed hit.
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When he says he can not hit her, she asks him why he could do it before when she was defenseless.
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All things considered, things have been hit-or-miss so far.
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The terminal floor would be littered with people repacking their already bulging check-in luggage and then possibly finding themselves hit with excess baggage charges.
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However, the compere announces that the champ has been hit by a truck and will be unable to fight, to the disgust of all.
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He combined his aggression and mobility around the ground with masterful ruck performances, recording a top three finish in the competition for hit-outs to advantage.
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It was also a wearying one, as each song quickly hit its peak and just kept clobbering away.
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The title track is a marvy little sing-along to the radio hit, as well as being one of the best tunes on the album.
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