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Значения термина hit на английском

португальский
estrondo
каталонский
èxit
испанский
exitazo

A conspicuous success.

estrondo
португальский
bater
каталонский
topar
испанский
ocurrir

Hit against; come into sudden contact with.

bater
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Examples for "impinge on"
Examples for "impinge on"
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Elsewhere on the Iseq macro events continued to impinge on the market.
The Irish Times
2
It is widely accepted cities impinge on areas well beyond their borders.
BBC
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Such a result could also impinge on Seoul's close ties with Washington.
Reuters
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Others are wary of advocating any measures that would impinge on free trade.
Reuters
5
Please stop asking her questions that impinge on the reporter's privilege.
Blind Man's Alley
1
You can ask for my help whenever you run into a problem.
The girl with the dragon tattoo
2
However, state-owned Telkom's divestment plans have run into problems in the past.
Reuters
3
However, the sums involved will run into hundreds of millions of pounds.
The Irish Times
4
Brazilian efforts to manufacture goods in China have also run into problems.
Reuters
5
However, the deal, only 10 days old, has already run into difficulties.
The Irish Times
1
Mint and chocolate collide with delicious results in these easy low-fat cupcakes.
Cook yourself thin: skinny meals you can make in minutes
2
They move so fast you fear that they'll collide with each other.
The Guardian
3
And her turning so unexpectedly caused me to collide with her sharply.
Brigands of the Moon
4
The coronavirus pandemic is about to collide with this engine of inequality.
The Guardian
5
Eventually, it will collide with the liquid water and become 'trapped' again.
Wired
1
Have a democratic government come to power that changes every four years?
Reuters
2
Revolutions happen because thousands and millions of people come to believe something.
Wild Storm
3
Of course, she couldn't ask the mayor to come to her house.
The city of ember: book 1
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Similar sentiment has come to the surface throughout central and eastern Europe.
Reuters
5
The case is expected to come to court in October next year.
The Guardian
португальский
batida

The act of contacting one thing with another.

batida
португальский
matar
каталонский
eliminar
испанский
quitar de enmedio

To unlawfully and intentionally kill another human being.

matar
Использование термина hit на английском
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Any weakening of consumer confidence could hit Linden Homes' market in particular.
Reuters
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New business and export business measures hit new series lows as well.
The Irish Times
3
Higher oil prices hit certain stocks on concerns of higher fuel costs.
Reuters
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Crime has hit a 12-year low in Northern Ireland, police said yesterday.
The Irish Times
5
A deepening economic crisis in Asia and Europe will hit Genting hard.
Reuters
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He wants to see that number hit 1 billion within five years.
Wired
7
Besides Europe, countries were hit in the Middle East, Asia, and Africa.
Reuters
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Late last year, a proposal to regulate bank fees hit local markets.
Reuters
9
The issue of casualisation and part time working conditions hit the floor.
The Irish Times
10
Question of the Week: Should we hit pause on the 1916 debate?
The Irish Times
11
Its operations have also come under pressure in its recession-hit home market.
Reuters
12
The UK also hit a new solar power high on 20 April.
The Guardian
13
Striking health workers hit back at claims they're putting patients at risk.
Radio NZ
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Price rises in recent months hit their highest levels in 30 years.
Reuters
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The case relates to a hit and run incident 10 years ago.
BBC
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New York cocoa last month hit its lowest level since August 2007.
Reuters
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