struckr>; .i>, .i> p.p.i> .i> stricken)
1.b> (); she struck him in the face i> ; he struck the table with his fist ; who struck the first blow ? ? [.i> .i> ]; he was striking his dog with his whip ; he struck the ball beautifully ; he walked up to the penalty spot and struck the ball firmly into the back of the net ;
2.b> (); , ; i> ; the stone struck her on the forehead ; the missile struck an enemy command post ; the ship struck a rock and began to sink ; he ran into the road and was struck by a car , ; the tree was struck by lightning ; he fell, striking his head on the edge of the table / ; the last rays of the setting sun struck the garden windows ;
3.b> 1) i> ( ), i> / ; the lion crouched ready to strike , ; police fear that the killer may strike again , / ; guerrillas struck a UN camp, killing 75 75 ;
2) ( ), , ; / ; /i> i> ( , . i>); two days later tragedy struck ; the disease has struck the whole community, sometimes wiping out whole families ; the earthquake struck Kobe in 1995 .i> 1995 ; the law would strike at the most basic of civil rights ;
4.b> (); ; the union has voted to strike for a pay increase of 6% , 6%-i> ; striking workers picketed the factory ; democratization has brought workers the right to strike and join a trade union ; we're striking for a reduction in the working week and improved safety standards ;
5.b> i> () / (i>); i> ; does anything here strike you as unusual? ? his jokes didn't strike me as being very funny ; it strikes me he's lying , ; it struck me as odd that the man didn't introduce himself before he spoke , ;
6.b> 1) (), ( , i>); a rather worrying thought struck me ; it's just struck me that I still owe you for the concert tickets - , / ; it suddenly struck me that she would be the ideal person for the job / , ;
2) i> (); i> , i> / ; the first thing that struck me was the fact that there were no other women present , / , , i> ; I was immediately struck by the similarities between the two murders ; I was very much struck by London ; you can't help being struck by her kindness ;
7.b> , i> (, ), ; (, i>); i> (, . i>); to strike a match , ; she struck a match and lit her cigarette / ; to strike a match on a wall / ; the matches were damp and he couldn't make them strike / ; to strike fire .i> fire Ir> 1 1); the sword struck sparks off the stone floor ;
8.b> (), ( i>); the clock has just struck three - / ; did you hear the clock strike? ? eight o'clock struck , ;
9.b> (); , (.i> , . i>); the first person to strike oil in the US was Edwin Laurentine Drake , -i> , ; to strike gold ) ; ) .i> ; he has struck gold with his latest novel ; I struck on the ideal solution ; she struck on the idea for her novel while she was travelling in Russia / ;
10.b> (), (, .i>); the book's author has struck a deal with a major film company - ; do you think the government should try to strike a deal with the terrorists? , / ?
to strike backb> (); , (, , .i>); we instruct our staff never to strike back however angry they feel , , i> , ; the prime minister immediately struck back at his critics - ;
to strike outb> 1) (), , (, i>); the editor struck out the whole paragraph ;
2) (for, towards) i> (), ; i> / ; he struck out towards the shore i> / ; in heavy rain, we struck out across the field ;
to strike upb> (with) (), ( , , i>); he would often strike up conversations with complete strangers ;
to be struck dumb [deaf, blind]b> [, ]; to be struck on smb.b> .i> / ; ; she seemed rather struck on Vincent ; to be struck on smth.b> .i> ; ; we're not very struck on that new restaurant ; to strike a balance (between smth. and smth.)b> i> ; ; it's a question of striking the right balance between quality and productivity / ; he was finding it difficult to strike a balance between his family and his work ; it's important to strike a balance between spending and saving i> / ; to strike a blow for smth.b> i> i> [.i> .i> 1]; the judge's ruling has struck a blow for racial equality ; he felt that they had struck a blow for democracy , / ; it's time we struck a blow for women's rights , ; to strike a blow against / at / smth.b> ; ; [.i> .i> 1]; her resignation has struck a blow against the company's plans for expansion / ; to strike a pose / an attitude /b> i> ; i> ; to strike homeb> ) / i> ( i>); the arrow struck home ; ) , , ( , . i>); she saw the emotion in her father's face and knew her words had struck home , / ; to strike (it) luckyb> .i> i> , ; to strike it richb> .i> ; within striking distanceb> / ; (.i> .i>); the cat was now within striking distance of the duck ; the beach is within striking distance ; we live within striking distance of both Baltimore and Washington , ; his victory in the Brazilian Grand Prix puts him within striking distance of the world championship - ; lightning never strikes twice (in the same place)b> .i> ; , i> ; strike while the iron is hotb> .i> iron Ir> .
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