The strike lasted for two weeks during summer.
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The union organized a strike to demand improved working conditions.
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An attack, often a military one.
The air strike destroyed several buildings on monday.
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The country launched a preemptive strike against the enemy forces.
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In baseball, a swing at a pitch that the batter misses, or that is in the strike zone.
The batter had two strikes against him during game.
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With a full count, the next pitch could result in a game-ending strike.
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striketransitive-verb
To remove or erase something from a list.
Please strike my name from your mailing list this fall.
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Strike his previous statement because he's not sure about this fact.
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strikeintransitive-verb
To happen suddenly or unexpectedly.
Disaster can strike anytime even if everything is fine.
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A thought struck me about a better approach to the problem yesterday.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The word "strike" in English means: To hit or attack someone or something., To refuse to work as a protest., To discover or find something unexpectedly..
The phonetic transcription of "strike" is /straɪk/ in British English and /straɪk/ in American English. Click the 🔊 button to hear both pronunciations.
Synonyms for "strike": discover, hit, attack, boycott, find, walkout.
Example usage of "strike": "Don't strike the dog, it didn't do anything wrong.". More examples on the page.