Слово "hit". Англо-русский словарь Мюллера

One thing alone mattered; to keep still, to keep still and not give them an excuse to hit you!

and they said, "No problem. We probably hit some birds."

floating through the air, hitting your nose.

the idea that in order to actually hit your target,

“A thousand things come back to me which make me certain that you have hit it.

She was a great hit and then in quick succession he made her play Nora in The Doll’s House, Ann in Man and Superman, and Hedda Gabler.

Mrs. Gerhardt thought of all the places to which she might apply, and despairingly hit upon the hotel.

She was a great hit and then in quick succession he made her play Nora in The Doll’s House, Ann in Man and Superman, and Hedda Gabler.

“Of course she won’t hit Boyd.

It would do no more good to ask than it had done to ask him why that whore had kept beating him over the head with her shoe that morning in Rome in the cramped vestibule outside the open door of Nately’s whore’s kid sister’s room. She was a tall, strapping girl with long hair and incandescent blue veins converging populously beneath her cocoa-colored skin where the flesh was most tender, and she kept cursing and shrieking and jumping high up into the air on her bare feet to keep right on hitting him on the top of his head with the spiked heel of her shoe.

The starboard whaler and the motorboat on the port side hit the water with the Ulysses still moving up to the mooring.

Was nothing to do; Mike-Adam and Stu had been working on how to hit them with it Earthside and Mike had shut catapult down ("technical difficulties with ballistic computer") twenty-four hours earlier.

Om is the bow, the arrow is soul, The Brahman is the arrow's target, That one should incessantly hit.

Once a thin stream of blood spurted up, almost hitting the professor in the eye and spattering his white cap.

And now, you've spoke up free, and I'll take it kind if you'd step down into that there cabin and get me a—well, a—shiver my timbers! I can't hit the name on 't; well, you get me a bottle of wine, Jim—this here brandy's too strong for my head."

"Every fireman, sooner or later, hits this.

"You'd better head for the river if you can, follow along it, and if you can hit the old railroad lines going out into the country, follow them.

Get your bearing on me as soon as you hit, get your bearing and distance on your squad mates, both sides, while you take cover.

But Wyoh is lovable and they hit it off from start.

Of course, that's when we hit a sort second problem --