英语词组hits是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

hit someone

Fig. [of a meaning] being understood by someone. I didn't understand what she was getting at until it suddenly hit me. She was asking for a ride home.

hit

1. n. a success; something that meets with approval. (Often with with.) The fudge with nuts in it was a great hit at the sale.

2. n. a successful result; something that is exactly as intended. Your idea was right on target—a hit for sure.

3. n. a drink of liquor; a dose of a drug. (see also bop.) He had a hit of sauce and went out to finish his work.

4. tv. to reach something; to achieve something. I hit sixty next month, and I’m going to retire.

5. tv. to kill someone; to assassinate someone. (Underworld.) The thug set out to hit the mayor, but got nabbed first.

6. tv. to attack or rob someone or something. (Underworld.) Can you believe that they tried to hit a block party on Fourth Street?

7. n. a robbery; an assassination. (Underworld.) There was a hit at the bank on Maple Street last night.

See:

a hit list
a smash hit
be a hit with (someone)
be hard hit (by something)
be hit for six
be hitting (one's) head against a (brick) wall
be hitting on all cylinders
be/make a hit with somebody
below the belt
below the belt, hit
bottom
can’t hit the broad side of a barn
can’t hit the side of a barn
can't hit the (broad) side of a barn
can't hit the broad side of a barn
can't hit the side of a barn
close to home
couldn't hit the side of a barn
don't let the door hit you on the way out
fat hit the fire
fire on all cylinders
firing on all cylinders
get hit for six
get hit on
get into your stride
go through a bad patch
go through a sticky patch
go through the roof
go through, hit, etc. a bad/sticky patch
grab/hit/make the headlines
hard hit, be
hit
hit (one) (right) between the eyes
hit (one) below the belt
hit (one) for (something)
hit (one) for six
hit (one) in the eye
hit (one) like a ton of bricks
hit (one) up for (something)
hit (one) when (one) is down
hit (one) where (one) lives
hit (one) where it hurts (most)
hit (one's) straps
hit (one's) stride
hit (someone or something) hard
hit (someone) in (something)
hit (something) out of the (ball)park
hit (the) headlines
hit (up)on (someone or something)
hit a (raw) nerve
hit a bad patch
hit a brick wall
hit a happy medium
hit a home run
hit a plateau
hit a snag
hit a sour note
hit a sticky patch
hit a stone wall
hit a wall
hit above (one's) weight
hit against
hit against (someone or something)
hit and miss
hit at
hit at (someone or something)
hit back
hit back (at someone or something)
hit below (one's) weight
hit below the belt
hit between the eyes
hit big
hit bottom
hit by the stupid stick
hit by the ugly stick
hit by/with the stupid stick
hit by/with the ugly stick
hit hard
hit home
hit home with (one)
hit in
hit it
hit it big
hit it off
hit it off with
hit it off, to
hit it up (with someone)
hit it with (one)
hit it with someone
hit list
hit man
hit me
hit me (right) in the feels
hit me again
hit me on the hip
hit me up
hit off
hit on
hit on all cylinders
hit on all six
hit on someone
hit on something
hit on, to
hit one where one lives
hit one's stride
hit or miss
hit out
hit out for (some place)
hit parade
hit pay dirt
hit rock bottom
hit shops
hit somebody in the eye
hit somebody when they're down
hit somebody where it hurts
hit somebody/something hard
hit someone below the belt
hit someone for six
hit someone for something
hit someone in the eye
hit someone up for something
hit someone with something
hit speeds of
hit speeds of (some amount)
hit stores
hit stride
hit the
hit the (broad) side of a barn
hit the big time
hit the books
hit the booze
hit the bottle
hit the brakes
hit the bricks
hit the buffers
hit the bull’s-eye
hit the bull's-eye
hit the ceiling
hit the ceiling, to
hit the deck
hit the dirt
hit the fan
hit the gas
hit the ground running
hit the ground running, to
hit the hay
hit the hay/sack, to
hit the headlines
hit the high
hit the high points
hit the high spots
hit the high spots, to
hit the jackpot
hit the jackpot, to
hit the mark
hit the nail (right) on the head
hit the nail on the head
hit the nail on the head, to
hit the panic button
hit the pavement
hit the right chord
hit the right note
hit the road
hit the rock
hit the rocks
hit the roof
hit the roof/ceiling
hit the sack
hit the sack/hay
hit the sauce
hit the sawdust trail
hit the side of a barn
hit the silk
hit the skids
hit the spot
hit the spot, to
hit the streets
hit the trail
hit the wall
hit the white
hit town
hit two birds with one stone
hit under the wing
hit up
hit up for
hit where you live
hit with
hit with (something)
hit your straps
hit/knock somebody/something for six
hit/miss the mark
hit/reach rock bottom
hit/strike home
hit/strike pay dirt
hit/strike the right/wrong note
hit/touch a nerve
hit-and-miss
hit-and-run
like a ton of bricks
make a hit
make a hit with
make a hit with (someone or something)
make a hit with (someone)
nose hit
not know what hit (one)
not know what hit you
off the mark
on the nail
one-hit wonder
pay dirt, hit
pay dirt, to hit/strike
pinch-hit
pinch-hit for
put a hit (out) on (one)
reach stride
ring the bell
smash hit
strike a happy medium
strike a sour note
take a hit
take the fall (for someone or something)
take the hit (for someone or something)
take two and hit to right
the fat hit the fire
time to hit the road
wouldn't know (something) if it hit (one) in the face

词组	hits
释义	hits noun 1 LSD UK, 1998. 2 a pair of dice that have been altered so that they will not roll a total of seven US, 1962 (redirected from hits) hit someone Fig. [of a meaning] being understood by someone. I didn't understand what she was getting at until it suddenly hit me. She was asking for a ride home. hit 1. n. a success; something that meets with approval. (Often with with.) The fudge with nuts in it was a great hit at the sale. 2. n. a successful result; something that is exactly as intended. Your idea was right on target—a hit for sure. 3. n. a drink of liquor; a dose of a drug. (see also bop.) He had a hit of sauce and went out to finish his work. 4. tv. to reach something; to achieve something. I hit sixty next month, and I’m going to retire. 5. tv. to kill someone; to assassinate someone. (Underworld.) The thug set out to hit the mayor, but got nabbed first. 6. tv. to attack or rob someone or something. (Underworld.) Can you believe that they tried to hit a block party on Fourth Street? 7. n. a robbery; an assassination. (Underworld.) There was a hit at the bank on Maple Street last night. See: a hit list a smash hit be a hit with (someone) be hard hit (by something) be hit for six be hitting (one's) head against a (brick) wall be hitting on all cylinders be/make a hit with somebody below the belt below the belt, hit bottom can’t hit the broad side of a barn can’t hit the side of a barn can't hit the (broad) side of a barn can't hit the broad side of a barn can't hit the side of a barn close to home couldn't hit the side of a barn don't let the door hit you on the way out fat hit the fire fire on all cylinders firing on all cylinders get hit for six get hit on get into your stride go through a bad patch go through a sticky patch go through the roof go through, hit, etc. a bad/sticky patch grab/hit/make the headlines hard hit, be hit hit (one) (right) between the eyes hit (one) below the belt hit (one) for (something) hit (one) for six hit (one) in the eye hit (one) like a ton of bricks hit (one) up for (something) hit (one) when (one) is down hit (one) where (one) lives hit (one) where it hurts (most) hit (one's) straps hit (one's) stride hit (someone or something) hard hit (someone) in (something) hit (something) out of the (ball)park hit (the) headlines hit (up)on (someone or something) hit a (raw) nerve hit a bad patch hit a brick wall hit a happy medium hit a home run hit a plateau hit a snag hit a sour note hit a sticky patch hit a stone wall hit a wall hit above (one's) weight hit against hit against (someone or something) hit and miss hit at hit at (someone or something) hit back hit back (at someone or something) hit below (one's) weight hit below the belt hit between the eyes hit big hit bottom hit by the stupid stick hit by the ugly stick hit by/with the stupid stick hit by/with the ugly stick hit hard hit home hit home with (one) hit in hit it hit it big hit it off hit it off with hit it off, to hit it up (with someone) hit it with (one) hit it with someone hit list hit man hit me hit me (right) in the feels hit me again hit me on the hip hit me up hit off hit on hit on all cylinders hit on all six hit on someone hit on something hit on, to hit one where one lives hit one's stride hit or miss hit out hit out for (some place) hit parade hit pay dirt hit rock bottom hit shops hit somebody in the eye hit somebody when they're down hit somebody where it hurts hit somebody/something hard hit someone below the belt hit someone for six hit someone for something hit someone in the eye hit someone up for something hit someone with something hit speeds of hit speeds of (some amount) hit stores hit stride hit the hit the (broad) side of a barn hit the big time hit the books hit the booze hit the bottle hit the brakes hit the bricks hit the buffers hit the bull’s-eye hit the bull's-eye hit the ceiling hit the ceiling, to hit the deck hit the dirt hit the fan hit the gas hit the ground running hit the ground running, to hit the hay hit the hay/sack, to hit the headlines hit the high hit the high points hit the high spots hit the high spots, to hit the jackpot hit the jackpot, to hit the mark hit the nail (right) on the head hit the nail on the head hit the nail on the head, to hit the panic button hit the pavement hit the right chord hit the right note hit the road hit the rock hit the rocks hit the roof hit the roof/ceiling hit the sack hit the sack/hay hit the sauce hit the sawdust trail hit the side of a barn hit the silk hit the skids hit the spot hit the spot, to hit the streets hit the trail hit the wall hit the white hit town hit two birds with one stone hit under the wing hit up hit up for hit where you live hit with hit with (something) hit your straps hit/knock somebody/something for six hit/miss the mark hit/reach rock bottom hit/strike home hit/strike pay dirt hit/strike the right/wrong note hit/touch a nerve hit-and-miss hit-and-run like a ton of bricks make a hit make a hit with make a hit with (someone or something) make a hit with (someone) nose hit not know what hit (one) not know what hit you off the mark on the nail one-hit wonder pay dirt, hit pay dirt, to hit/strike pinch-hit pinch-hit for put a hit (out) on (one) reach stride ring the bell smash hit strike a happy medium strike a sour note take a hit take the fall (for someone or something) take the hit (for someone or something) take two and hit to right the fat hit the fire time to hit the road wouldn't know (something) if it hit (one) in the face
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