英语词组hit somebody/something hard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 or something) hard

To affect someone or something in a profoundly negative way. Often used in a passive construction. I know losing his job hit Jeff hard, but he needs to get back up and start looking for work. The recent increase on tariffs has hit importers hard.

hit somebody/something ˈhard

affect somebody/something very badly: The death of her daughter hit her very hard.

In the passive, we usually say ‘hard hit by’ instead of ‘hit hard by’: Pensioners have been particularly hard hit by the rise in heating costs.

词组	hit somebody/something hard
释义	hit (someone or something) hard To affect someone or something in a profoundly negative way. Often used in a passive construction. I know losing his job hit Jeff hard, but he needs to get back up and start looking for work. The recent increase on tariffs has hit importers hard. hit somebody/something ˈhard affect somebody/something very badly: The death of her daughter hit her very hard. In the passive, we usually say ‘hard hit by’ instead of ‘hit hard by’: Pensioners have been particularly hard hit by the rise in heating costs.
随便看	put money on someone put money on something put money up put money up for put money where mouth is put money where your mouth is put monkey up put my affairs in order put my backbone into put my back to put my back up put my best foot forward put my butt on the line put my cards on the table put my clock back put my clock forward put my clocks back put my clocks forward put my dibs on lining her up on lining her up with lining him up against lining him up along lining him up alongside lining him up behind