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IELTS BNC: 927 COCA: 535
*hit¹
/hɪt ||; hɪt/verb [T] (present participle hitting;past tense past participle hit)
1 to make sudden, violent contact with sb/sth 打；撞: The bus left the road and hit a tree. 公共汽车偏离马路，撞在一棵树上。 to hit somebody in the eye/across the face/on the nose 打某人的眼睛╱脸╱鼻子
Strike is a more formal word than hit. Beat means to hit many times He was badly beaten in the attack. 与hit相比，strike多用于正式场合。连续地打叫beat：He was badly beaten in the attack.他遇袭时遭人毒打。
2 hit sth (on/against sth) to knock a part of your body, etc against sth 使（身体等的某部份）撞在…: Peter hit his head on the low beam. 彼得一头撞在矮梁上。
3 to have a bad or unpleasant effect on sb/sth 对…有恶劣影响；打击: Inner city areas have been badly hit by unemployment. 旧城区失业问题严重。 Her father's death has hit her very hard. 她爸爸的死对她打击很大。
4 to experience sth unpleasant or difficult 经历不快或困难的事: Things were going really well until we hit this problem. 我们遇上这个问题之前，事情一直进展得很顺利。
5 to reach a place or a level 到达（某地）；达到（某水平）: If you follow this road you should hit the motorway in about ten minutes. 沿着这条路一直走，十分钟左右就可以到达高速公路。 The price of oil hit a new high yesterday. 昨天油价创了新高。
6 to suddenly come into sb's mind; to make sb realize or understand sth 突然想起；使（某人）发觉或领悟: I thought I recognized the man's face and then it hit me -- he was my old maths teacher! 我觉得那个男人很脸熟，然后我突然想起他是我过去的数学老师！
hit it off (with sb)(informal 非正式) to like sb when you first meet him/her 初次见面就喜欢某人: When I first met Tony's parents, we didn't really hit it off. 我第一次见到托尼的父母时，就跟他们不大合得来。 hit the nail on the head to say sth that is exactly right 说得好；一针见血 hit the jackpot to win a lot of money or have a big success 中大奖；取得大的成功 hit back (at sb/sth) to attack (with words) sb who has attacked you （用言辞）反击: The Prime Minister hit back at his critics. 首相对批评他的人作了反驳。 hit on sth to suddenly find sth by chance （忽然或偶然）发现: I finally hit on a solution to the problem. 我终于想出了一个解决问题的办法。 hit out (at sb/sth) to attack sb/sth 抨击；袭击: The man hit out at the policeman. 那个男人袭击警察。
*hit²
/hɪt ||; hɪt/noun[C]
1 the act of hitting sth 打；打击: The ship took a direct hit and sank. 那艘船被直接命中后就沉下去了。 She gave her brother a hard hit on the head. 她朝她弟弟的头上狠打一下。 ☞ Look at miss. 参看miss。
2 a person or thing that is very popular or successful 十分流行或成功的人或事物: The record was a big hit. 这张唱片极受欢迎。
3 (computing计算机技术) a result of a search on a computer, especially on the Internet 搜索结果，命中（尤指在因特网上）
make a hit (with sb)(informal 非正式) to make a good impression on sb 给（某人）留下好印象: The new teacher seems to have made a hit with the girls. 女生似乎对新来的老师产生了好感。
IELTS BNC: 927 COCA: 535
hit1/hIt; hIt/ v past tense and past participle hit , present participle hitting 1 [T] to touch something or someone roughly, using your hand, a stick etc 击﹔打: Please don’t hit me! 请不要打我！hit sb/sth with sth He used to hit the kids with a belt. 他过去经常用皮带打孩子。He hit the ball as hard as he could. 他用尽力气击球。see picture on page 见 A11 页图THESAURUS 同类词punch – to hit someone hard with your closed hand, especially in a fight 用拳猛击: Steve punched him on the nose. 史蒂夫一拳打在他鼻子上。slap/smack – to hit someone with the flat part of your hand, especially because you are angry with them 用巴掌打﹔掴: I felt like slapping his face. 我想搧他耳光。Do you agree with smacking children? 你赞成打孩子吗？bang/knock – to hit a door, in order to get attention 猛敲〔门〕: Across the road, a policeman was banging on the door. 马路对面﹐一个警察正在砰砰敲门。2 [T] to move into or against someone or something quickly 碰撞﹐撞击: hit sth on/against sth I hit my knee on the desk. 我膝盖撞到了桌子。He was hit in the chest by a stray bullet. 他被流弹击中了胸部。3 [I,T] to affect someone badly 严重影响﹔打击: His mother's death hit him very hard . 他妈妈去世对他打击很大。A lot of small companies have been hit by the rise in oil prices. 很多小公司因为油价上涨而受到冲击。4 [T] written to reach a particular number or level【书面】达到〔某一数量或水平〕: Unemployment hit 2 million last month. 上个月失业人数达到了 200 万人。5 [T] if something hits you, you suddenly notice it or realize it 使〔某人〕突然注意[意识]到: The smell of smoke hit me as soon as I came in. 我一进来就闻到了烟味。It hit me that he’d left me for good this time. 我突然意识到这次他已永远离开我。6 [T] to experience a problem 遇到﹐碰到〔问题〕: The business hit a bad patch in the ’70s. 这家企业在 70 年代经历了一段困难时期。7 hit the headlines to be reported in many newspapers, on television etc 成为头条新闻8 hit it off (with sb) informal to like someone as soon as you meet them【非正式】（与某人）一见如故﹐合得来9 hit the roof/ceiling informal to become very angry【非正式】暴跳如雷﹐大发雷霆10 hit the nail on the head informal if someone hits the nail on the head, what they have said is exactly right or true【非正式】一针见血﹐一语中的﹐正中要害hit back phr v to attack or criticize someone who has attacked or criticized you 回击﹐反击: +at Yesterday the President hit back at his critics. 昨天总统回击批评他的人。hit on/upon sth phr v to suddenly have a good idea 突然想出〔好主意〕: Phil has hit on a good way of raising money. 菲尔想出了一个筹款的好办法。hit out at/against sb/sth phr v to criticize someone or something 严厉批评﹐猛烈抨击
hit2 n [C]1 a very successful and popular film, song, play etc 风行一时的事物〔如电影﹑歌曲﹑戏剧等〕: The show was a huge hit in London. 这个表演在伦敦大获欢迎。Which band had a hit with ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’? 《波希米亚狂想曲》是哪支乐队风行一时的歌曲？a hit musical 风靡一时的音乐剧his first hit single 他的首张畅销单曲唱片see box at 见 POPULAR 方框2 an occasion when something touches the thing it was aimed at 命中﹐击中: The ship took a hit and sank. 那艘船被击中沉没了。3 a visit to a website〔对网站的〕访问﹐点击: The site gets 20,000 hits a day. 这个网站每天有 20000 次点击。
IELTS BNC: 927 COCA: 535
hit hithits2 noun1touching somebody or something hard: That was a good hit! (= in a game of cricket or baseball, for example)2a person or a thing that a lot of people like: This song was a hit in the US.3(computing) a result of a search on a computer, especially on the Internet
hit hithitshitting1 verb (hits, hitting, hit, has hit)to touch somebody or something hard: He hit me on the head with a book. The car hit a wall. I hit my knee on the door.

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