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Meanings of strike out in English
Synonyms
Examples for "mark"
Examples for "mark"
1
Wars against France, the dominant power in Europe, had left their mark.
2
They managed it, however, drawing the body clear of high water mark.
3
It's understood that today will mark a new record number of deaths.
4
Flee the mark of Cain, and come home... come home... come home.
5
The deal would mark its second so-called securitisation deal in 18 months.
1
If I cancel will I have future problems claiming my state pension?
2
Many expect, however, that the EU is unlikely to cancel aid definitively.
3
He had to cancel several shows across Europe due to his detention.
4
Theresa May must cancel President Trump's state visit to the United Kingdom.
5
Irish Ferries has cancel led its winter services between Ireland and France.
1
Tonight had been an amazing experience, one to cross off the List.
2
However, there's one place he's yet to cross off his list.
3
There might be a few things to cross off on the list tonight.
4
Now you can cross off one item on your bucket list.
5
And you can probably cross off the Philippines, Vietnam, and Laos as well.
1
One of them made a little wooden cross out of some twigs.
2
This came after Fosu-Mensah scrambled Reinhold Ranftl's cross out for a corner.
3
People would cross out ones they didn't like and would star others.
4
One sentence we wish to cross out; the next we wish to underline.
5
I pick up a pen and cross out that last point.
1
Therefore strike off their heads and strike off every fingertip of them.
2
Ho, guards, seize this black slave and strike off his right hand.
3
It was for this that I could not strike off Arjuna's head.
4
If thou do so again, I will strike off thine own head.'
5
Should they abandon their canoe, and strike off through the woods again?
Usage of strike out in English
1
It's easier and more acceptable to strike out on one's own today.
2
This method models how to talk things out rather than strike out.
3
The lawyer moves to strike out the latter part of the answer.
4
Finally, they decide to strike out on their own, with disastrous results.
5
I took their energy again, but not to feed, to strike out.
6
Serena Williams has often had to defend herself and strike out alone.
7
Abandoning the path near a gate, I strike out across open mountainside.
8
Sakalar and his friends determined to strike out in a straight line.
9
With rough adieus the party strike out eastwardly toward the San Joaquin.
10
Leaving the mountain behind, we strike out directly across the high plateau.
11
We calculated to dissolve the partnership and strike out for ourselves elsewhere.
12
That motion is to strike out the specie-paying part of the bill.
13
Time to leave the light and strike out into the darkness again.
14
They strike out of the mists and disappear again just as swiftly.
15
If I strike out the maid, I can think of something else.
16
They would far rather cut loose and strike out on their own.
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Translations for strike out
Strike out through the time
Strike out across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
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