strike in Korean
strike in Korean is 스트라이크 — strike means to hit someone or something, often forcefully.
strike in Korean
스트라이크
Pronounced: seuteuraikeu
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What does "strike" mean?
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verb To hit someone or something, often forcefully.
"The branch struck the car's windscreen during the storm."
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verb To stop working collectively as a form of protest over pay or conditions.
"The factory workers voted to strike after their pay demands were rejected."
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verb To occur to someone suddenly, or to make a strong impression.
"It suddenly struck her that she had left the oven on."
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verb To discover, especially a valuable resource such as oil or gold.
"The prospectors finally struck gold after months of searching."
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strike in a sentence
- The branch struck the car's windscreen during the storm.
- He struck the table with his fist in frustration.
- The factory workers voted to strike after their pay demands were rejected.
- It suddenly struck her that she had left the oven on.
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What is "strike" in Korean?
"strike" in Korean is 스트라이크. strike means: To hit someone or something, often forcefully.
How do you pronounce 스트라이크?
"strike" in Korean is 스트라이크, pronounced "seuteuraikeu".
How do you use "strike" in a sentence?
Example: "The branch struck the car's windscreen during the storm." In Korean, "strike" is 스트라이크.
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