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B2  strike  çarpmak, vurmak, çakmak

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verb  /straɪk   / verb (past tense, past participle struck /strʌk   /) strike (verb)
 /straɪk  
/ verb (past tense, past participle struck /strʌk   /)
 
HIT SB/STH 
1 [transitive] (formal) 
to hit sb/sth
çarpmak, vurmak,
çakmak
 The stone struck her on the head.
 The boat struck a rock and began to sink.
 note at HIT1
ATTACK 
2 [intransitive,
transitive]
to attack and harm
sb/sth suddenly
saldırmak, vurmak
 The enemy aircraft struck just after 2 a.m.
 The earthquake struck Kobe in 1995.
 The building had been struck by
lightning.
OF THOUGHT 
3 [transitive]
to come suddenly into
sb's mind
birden
aklına gelivermek, zihninde şimşek gibi çakmak
 It suddenly struck me that she would be the
ideal person for the job.
GIVE IMPRESSION 
4 [transitive]
 strike sb (as sth)
to give sb a
particular impression
gözüne
çarpmak, gibi gelmek
 Does anything here strike you as unusual?
 He strikes me as a very caring man.
OF WORKERS 
5 [intransitive]
to stop work as a
protest
grev
yapmak
 The workers voted to strike for more money.
MAKE FIRE 
6 [transitive]
to produce fire by
rubbing sth, especially a match, on a surface
yakmak, çakmak
 She struck a match and lit her cigarette.
OF CLOCK 
7 [intransitive,
transitive]
to ring a bell so that
people know what time it is.
 (saat) çalmak, vurmak
 The church clock struck three.
GOLD, OIL, ETC. 
8 [transitive]
to discover gold, oil,
etc. in the ground
 (petrol, altın vb.) bulmak
 They had struck oil!
IDIOMS
strike
a balance (between A and B)
to find a middle way
between two extremes
dengeyi
bulmak
strike
a bargain (with sb)
to make an agreement
with sb
anlaşmaya
varmak
within
striking distance
near enough to be
reached or attacked easily
erişebilecek
uzaklıkta
PHRASAL VERBS
strike
back
to attack sb/sth that
has attacked you
karşı
saldırıya geçmek
 The President threatened to strike back if
the army attacked the capital.
strike
up sth (with sb)
to start a
conversation or friendship with sb
ahbap
olmak; 
arkadaşlık
kurmak

Level	B2
Kind	verb
Front	strike
IPA	/straɪk / verb (past tense, past participle struck /strʌk /)
Back	çarpmak, vurmak, çakmak
Back 2	strike (verb) /straɪk / verb (past tense, past participle struck /strʌk /) HIT SB/STH 1 [transitive] (formal) to hit sb/sth çarpmak, vurmak, çakmak The stone struck her on the head. The boat struck a rock and began to sink. note at HIT1 ATTACK 2 [intransitive, transitive] to attack and harm sb/sth suddenly saldırmak, vurmak The enemy aircraft struck just after 2 a.m. The earthquake struck Kobe in 1995. The building had been struck by lightning. OF THOUGHT 3 [transitive] to come suddenly into sb's mind birden aklına gelivermek, zihninde şimşek gibi çakmak It suddenly struck me that she would be the ideal person for the job. GIVE IMPRESSION 4 [transitive] strike sb (as sth) to give sb a particular impression gözüne çarpmak, gibi gelmek Does anything here strike you as unusual? He strikes me as a very caring man. OF WORKERS 5 [intransitive] to stop work as a protest grev yapmak The workers voted to strike for more money. MAKE FIRE 6 [transitive] to produce fire by rubbing sth, especially a match, on a surface yakmak, çakmak She struck a match and lit her cigarette. OF CLOCK 7 [intransitive, transitive] to ring a bell so that people know what time it is. (saat) çalmak, vurmak The church clock struck three. GOLD, OIL, ETC. 8 [transitive] to discover gold, oil, etc. in the ground (petrol, altın vb.) bulmak They had struck oil! IDIOMS strike a balance (between A and B) to find a middle way between two extremes dengeyi bulmak strike a bargain (with sb) to make an agreement with sb anlaşmaya varmak within striking distance near enough to be reached or attacked easily erişebilecek uzaklıkta PHRASAL VERBS strike back to attack sb/sth that has attacked you karşı saldırıya geçmek The President threatened to strike back if the army attacked the capital. strike up sth (with sb) to start a conversation or friendship with sb ahbap olmak; arkadaşlık kurmak

Struck Strike Transitive Past Vurmak çakmak Sb/Sth Sb

strike (verb)