hit — to strike someone or something with force
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to strike someone or something with force
Pronunciation (IPA): /hɪt/
Korean meaning: 치다, 때리다, 부딪치다
Korean pronunciation: **히**트
Example Sentences
- My mom hit the ceiling when she saw my report card.
- I finally hit upon the perfect solution to our problem.
- The new restaurant hit it big with their kimchi burger.
hit
VERB//hɪt//
to strike someone or something with force

a baseball player swings a wooden bat with tremendous force toward an incoming baseball. The bat connects powerfully with the ball at the exact moment of impact. The baseball compresses and begins flying away from the bat at high speed. Motion lines show the force of the collision as the ball rockets toward the outfield. The catcher crouches behind home plate while teammates cheer from the dugout. Other players in the field prepare to chase the flying ball. the bat striking the baseball with great force
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Origin
고대 노르웨이어 'hitta'에서 유래된 단어로, 원래 '찾다, 만나다'라는 의미였으나 시간이 지나면서 '부딪치다, 치다'의 의미로 발전했습니다.
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“My mom hit the ceiling when she saw my report card.”
“I finally hit upon the perfect solution to our problem.”
“The new restaurant hit it big with their kimchi burger.”
“Traffic was so bad, we didn't hit town until midnight.”
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