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Meanings of strike a chord in anglès

espanyol
tirar una cuerda

Evoke a reaction, response, or emotion.

tirar una cuerda

Refer to or be relevant or familiar to.

Synonyms
Examples for "hit home"
Examples for "hit home"
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Its operations have also come under pressure in its recession- hit home market.
Reuters
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In recent times, the message is beginning to hit home, says Colgan.
The Irish Times
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This particular job was easy for them, and every bomb hit home.
The forgotten soldier
4
The issue really hit home when his niece phoned him one day.
Broke, usa: from pawnshops to poverty, inc.—how the working poor...
5
Perhaps the voice of a well- known liberal will finally hit home.
The Irish Times
1
He jumped back before the next flurry of attacks could strike home.
Shadow's son
2
Again the Brigadier's guns crashed, but the shells did not strike home.
The Boy Allies with the Victorious Fleets; Or, The Fall of the G...
3
She spoke with intentional malice, but she scarcely expected to strike home.
The Lamp in the Desert
4
That seemed to strike home, and he didn't answer for a minute.
Tales of Men and Ghosts
5
He thought he had heard the broadside strike home even at this range.
Colors Aloft!
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McKean and Lynch barely get to strike a note in their earnest roles.
Reuters
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At such events, Rouhani can strike a note that sounds as hardline as anyone.
Reuters
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You've got to strike a note of your own.
The Research Magnificent
4
The verses which I quoted above strike a note to which he recurs again and again.
From a Cornish Window / A New Edition
5
But to begin our home there: we should have to strike a note of some sort.
The Desert and the Sown
Usage of strike a chord in anglès
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We think it will strike a chord with many parents of young children.
The Irish Times
2
And those tend to strike a chord, not just parade merit.
The Guardian
3
I was hoping it might strike a chord of some kind.
The witch queen
4
However, their sentiments are likely to strike a chord with some UK-based Jewish groups.
The Guardian
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The shadow chancellor's words will strike a chord with business, which is becoming incr
Reuters
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More than any other 20th- century writer, Samuel Beckett seems to strike a chord.
The Irish Times
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Do any of these situations strike a chord with you?
Feminist dot com
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However, perhaps the perusal of those notes might just strike a chord with the reader.
Beer is proof God loves us
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Heather continued, I thought that might strike a chord.
From dawn to deceit
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But what you just said doesn't strike a chord.
Rebels of the Red Planet
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It was higher, younger, and different enough to strike a chord of memory that bothered him.
The promise
12
The indie rock ode to arrested development may well strike a chord with Geek Dads everywhere.
Wired
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So the Knuffle Bunny books really strike a chord with her (and with us).
Wired
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IF the face in the photographs looks vaguely familiar, the name will certainly strike a chord.
The Irish Times
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It's a little hard to strike a chord of amity when everybody's busy covering their butt.
The President's Assassin
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Certainly, Mr Noonan's scepticism will strike a chord with a public deeply disenchanted with banks and bankers.
The Irish Times
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Translations for strike a chord
Strike a chord through the time
Strike a chord across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
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United Kingdom
Rare