hit
[hɪt] ( pt & pp hit, cont hitting )noun
| 1. | [blow] Schlag der |
| 2. | [successful strike] Treffer der |
| 3. | [success]
Erfolg der
[record] Hit der she was a big hit with the audience sie kam beim Publikum sehr gut an |
| 4. | COMPUT [of website] Treffer der |
hit
[hɪt] ( pt & pp hit, cont hitting )compound
Erfolgs-
[record] Hit-
hit
[hɪt] ( pt & pp hit, cont hitting )transitive verb Konjugation
| 1. | [strike] Konjugation schlagen |
| 2. | [subj: stones, bullet]
Konjugation treffen, Konjugation erwischen
[subj: vehicle - tree, wall] fahren gegen [ - person] Konjugation erwischen |
| 3. | [score, affect] Konjugation treffen |
| 4. | [reach] Konjugation erreichen |
| 5. | (phrase)
to hit it off (with sb) sich gut (mit jm) verstehen |
hit back
intransitive verb Konjugation
to hit back (at sb/sthg) (fig) sich (gegen jn/etw) wehren
hit on
transitive verb inseparable Konjugation
| 1. | → hit upon |
| 2. | (US & inf) [chat up] Konjugation anmachen |
hit out
intransitive verb Konjugation
to hit out at sb/sthg [physically] auf jn/etw losschlagen or einschlagen
[in speech, writing] jn/etw attackieren
hit upon
transitive verb inseparable Konjugation
[think of] stoßen auf (+ A)
