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A2  hit  vurmak, çarpmak

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verb  /hɪt   / verb [transitive] (present participle hitting; past tense, past participle hit) hit (verb)
 /hɪt   /
verb [transitive] (present participle hitting; past
tense, past participle hit)
 
1 to
make sudden, violent contact with sb/sth
vurmak, çarpmak
 ‘Don't hit me,’ he begged.
 The old man was hit by a car while he was
crossing the road.
 The bus left the road and hit a tree.
 to hit somebody in the eye/across the
face/on the nose
 The bullet hit him in the stomach.
HIT
Strike, hit'e göre
daha resmî bir sözcüktür. Beat ise ‘defalarca vurmak’ anlamına gelir:
 He was badly beaten in the attack.
Punch da eller sıkılmış bir
şekilde bir şeye ya da birine vurmaktır, örneğin biriyle dövüşürken:
 She punched him in the face.
Smack de eller açıkken
birilerine vurmak anlamına gelir:
 I think it's wrong to smack children.
 2 
 hit sth (on/against sth)
to knock a part of
your body, etc. against sth
vurmak, çarpmak
 Peter hit his head on the low beam.
 3 to
have a bad or unpleasant effect on sb/sth
sarsmak, yıkmak
 Inner city areas have been badly hit by
unemployment.
 Her father's death has hit her very hard.
 The smell of burning hit her as she entered
the room.
 4 to
reach a place or a level
varmak, ulaşmak
 If you follow this road you should hit the
motorway in about ten minutes.
 The price of oil hit a new high yesterday.
 5 to
experience sth unpleasant or difficult
karşılaşmak
 Things were going really well until we hit
this problem.
 If you leave now you'll hit the rush hour.
 6 to
suddenly come into sb's mind; to make sb realize or understand sth
birden
aklına gelmek; 
farkına
vardırmak
 I thought I recognized the man's face and
then it hit me – he was my old maths teacher!
IDIOMS
hit
it off (with sb)
(informal)
to like sb when you
first meet them
kanı
kaynamak
 When I first met Tony's parents, we didn't
really hit it off.
hit
the nail on the head
to say sth that is
exactly right
taşı
gediğine koymak, tam üstüne basmak
hit
the jackpot
to win a lot of money
or have a big success
turnayı
gözünden vurmak
hit
the roof
(informal)
to become very angry
tepesinin
tası atmak
PHRASAL VERBS
hit
back (at sb/sth)
to attack (with words)
sb who has attacked you
ağzının
payını vermek
 The Prime Minister hit back at his critics.
hit
on sth
to suddenly find sth
by chance
şans
eseri bulmak
 I finally hit on a solution to the problem.
hit
out (at sb/sth)
to attack sb/sth
saldırmak
 The man hit out at the policeman.
 The newspapers hit out at the company for
its poor safety record.

Level	A2
Kind	verb
Front	hit
IPA	/hɪt / verb [transitive] (present participle hitting; past tense, past participle hit)
Back	vurmak, çarpmak
Back 2	hit (verb) /hɪt / verb [transitive] (present participle hitting; past tense, past participle hit) 1 to make sudden, violent contact with sb/sth vurmak, çarpmak ‘Don't hit me,’ he begged. The old man was hit by a car while he was crossing the road. The bus left the road and hit a tree. to hit somebody in the eye/across the face/on the nose The bullet hit him in the stomach. HIT Strike, hit'e göre daha resmî bir sözcüktür. Beat ise ‘defalarca vurmak’ anlamına gelir: He was badly beaten in the attack. Punch da eller sıkılmış bir şekilde bir şeye ya da birine vurmaktır, örneğin biriyle dövüşürken: She punched him in the face. Smack de eller açıkken birilerine vurmak anlamına gelir: I think it's wrong to smack children. 2 hit sth (on/against sth) to knock a part of your body, etc. against sth vurmak, çarpmak Peter hit his head on the low beam. 3 to have a bad or unpleasant effect on sb/sth sarsmak, yıkmak Inner city areas have been badly hit by unemployment. Her father's death has hit her very hard. The smell of burning hit her as she entered the room. 4 to reach a place or a level varmak, ulaşmak If you follow this road you should hit the motorway in about ten minutes. The price of oil hit a new high yesterday. 5 to experience sth unpleasant or difficult karşılaşmak Things were going really well until we hit this problem. If you leave now you'll hit the rush hour. 6 to suddenly come into sb's mind; to make sb realize or understand sth birden aklına gelmek; farkına vardırmak I thought I recognized the man's face and then it hit me – he was my old maths teacher! IDIOMS hit it off (with sb) (informal) to like sb when you first meet them kanı kaynamak When I first met Tony's parents, we didn't really hit it off. hit the nail on the head to say sth that is exactly right taşı gediğine koymak, tam üstüne basmak hit the jackpot to win a lot of money or have a big success turnayı gözünden vurmak hit the roof (informal) to become very angry tepesinin tası atmak PHRASAL VERBS hit back (at sb/sth) to attack (with words) sb who has attacked you ağzının payını vermek The Prime Minister hit back at his critics. hit on sth to suddenly find sth by chance şans eseri bulmak I finally hit on a solution to the problem. hit out (at sb/sth) to attack sb/sth saldırmak The man hit out at the policeman. The newspapers hit out at the company for its poor safety record.

Hit Sth Vurmak I Participle Past Verb çarpmak

hit (verb)