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🔑hithit1 /hɪt / verb (present participle hit·ting, past tense, past participle hit)➤touch sb / sth with force打- [transitive] to make sudden, violent contact with someone or something打；击◆“Don't hit me,” she begged.“别打我。”她哀求道。◆The car swerved and hit a tree.轿车突然转向撞上一棵树。◆to hit a ball with a bat用球棒击球
- [transitive] hit sth (on / against sth) to knock a part of your body, etc. against something使（身体部位等）撞上◆Peter hit his head on the low beam.彼得一头撞在了低矮的房梁上。
➤have bad effect有坏影响- [transitive] to have a bad effect on someone or something对…有不良影响；打击；危害◆Inner-city areas have been badly hit by unemployment.内城区失业情况严重。◆Her father's death hit her very hard.父亲的死对她打击很大。
➤reach到达- [transitive] to reach a place or level到达，抵达（某一地点或水平）◆If you follow this road, you should hit the freeway in about ten minutes.顺着这条路走，大约十分钟后你应该就能到达高速公路。◆The price of oil hit a new high yesterday.石油价格昨天创下新高。
➤attack攻击- [intransitive, transitive] to attack someone or something攻击；进攻；袭击◆We hit the enemy when they least expected it.我们在敌人最意想不到的时候发动了进攻。◆They waited until night, and then hit.他们一直等到夜晚才袭击。
➤problem / difficulty问题；困难- [transitive] (informal) to experience something difficult or unpleasant经历，遇到，遭遇（困难或不快的事）◆Everything went well at first, but then we hit trouble.起初一切顺利，但后来我们遇到了麻烦。
➤suddenly realize突然意识到- [transitive] (informal) to come suddenly into your mind使突然想起；使领悟◆I couldn't remember where I'd met him and then suddenly it hit me – he works in the bank.我原本想不起在哪儿见过他，后来猛然记起 —— 他在银行工作。
➤press button按钮- [transitive] (informal) to press something such as a button to operate a machine, etc.按，压（按钮等）◆Hit the brakes!踩刹车！
 ●hit it off (with sb) (informal) to like someone when you first meet him / her（和某人）一见如故，投缘◆When I first met Tony's parents, we didn't really hit it off.我第一次见托尼的父母时，我们并不投缘。●hit the hay / sack (informal) to go to bed上床睡觉●hit the jackpotto win a lot of money or have a big success中大奖；发大财；大获成功◆We really hit the jackpot with our latest product.我们的最新产品大获成功。●hit the nail on the headto say something that is exactly right一语中的；说到点子上●hit the road (informal) to leave a place动身离开；上路●hit the roof ➡ look at roof  ●hit back (at sb / sth)to attack (with words) someone who has attacked you反击；反驳◆The president hit back at his critics.总统驳斥了批评他的人。●hit on sthto suddenly find something by chance偶然发现；突然想起◆We finally hit on a solution to the problem.我们最后灵机一动想出了解决问题的办法。
🔑hithit2 /hɪt / noun [countable] - the act of hitting something; a blow打；撞；击◆The ship took a direct hit and sank.那艘轮船正好被击中，沉没了。◆Nice hit! (= in a game of baseball, for example) 球打得漂亮！
- a person or thing that is very popular or successful特别受欢迎的人（或事物）；大获成功的人（或事物）◆He was a big hit in his last movie.他在最近这部电影中很受欢迎。◆The album was a smash hit.这张专辑风靡一时。
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computing计算机) a result of a search on a computer, especially on the Internet（计算机的）搜索结果；（尤指互联网）查询结果◆When I searched for “tulips” I got over a million hits.我上网搜索 tulips，得到超过一百万条结果。
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computing计算机) a visit to a page on the Internet（对网页的）一次访问，点击◆Since I updated my homepage I've had over a thousand hits.自从我更新了网站首页，我获得了超过一千次的点击。
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