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hit

noun A2
1

vuruş, darbe A2

an act of striking something or someone; a blow

The boxer took a hard hit to the face.

  • During the match, the player received a strong hit to the head.
  • hard hit · sert darbe The boxer delivered a hard hit to his opponent's jaw.

sb: somebody · sth: something

similar: strikeblow

opposite: miss

topic: Sports
2

başarı, popüler şarkı/film B1

something that is very successful or popular, especially a song, film, or product

The song quickly became a hit on the radio.

  • Her latest novel was a hit and sold thousands of copies.
  • The video game turned into a hit after the streaming community praised it.
  • Critics hailed the documentary as a cultural hit that reshaped public opinion.
  • Despite mixed reviews, the film emerged as a commercial hit across multiple markets.
  • big hit · büyük başarı The new album became a big hit within weeks of its release.
  • box office hit · gişe başarısı The movie turned into a box office hit, breaking records.

sb: somebody · sth: something

similar: success

hit

verb A2

irregular verb: hit · hit

1

vurmak, çarpmak

to strike something or someone with force, usually using a hand, weapon, or object

He hit the ball and it flew over the fence.

  • The child accidentally hit his brother while playing.
  • During the match, she hit the serve with great speed.
  • The boxer hit his opponent repeatedly, wearing him down.
  • hit the ball · topa vurmak He hit the ball hard enough to send it over the fence.
  • hit the target · hedefi vurmak The archer hit the target on the first try.

sb: somebody · sth: something

similar: strike

opposite: miss

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