strike/straɪk/

v.

➊ hit sb/sth

➋ if a clock strikes, it makes a number of sounds to show the time

n. a period of time when a group of workers stops working because they want better pay, better conditions, etc.

➭pt. struck/strʌk/

➭pp. struck〈美〉亦stricken/'strɪkən/

v.

➊ [T] 击打；撞：[strike sb on/in the head/back] He was struck on the head by a stone. 他被一石块击中头部。

◇The car struck a tree and stopped. 车撞在树上，停了下来。

➋ [I; T] （钟）敲响，报时：The clock has just struck five. 钟刚刚敲过5点。

n. [C] 罢工：a one-day strike by taxi drivers 出租车司机为期一天的罢工

go on strike 举行罢工：The workers went on strike last week. 工人们上星期举行了罢工。

音组-ike/-aɪk/

alike; bike; like; strike; unlike

常犯错误

✗ The bullet struck him in his leg.

✓ The bullet struck him in the leg. 子弹打中了他的腿。

[✌“打中某人的某个部位”用“strike sb on/in + the + 部位”]

辨析beat; hit; strike