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Dicionário de Francês Oxford-Hachette

I. strike [Brit strʌɪk, americ straɪk] SUBST

1. strike COM:

strike
to be/come out on strike
to be/come out on strike atrib committee, notice
to be/come out on strike leader

2. strike MILITAR:

strike (gen) (attack)
attaque f (on, against contre)
air/pre-emptive strike

3. strike MINER (discovery):

strike
to make a strike
diamond strike

4. strike (clock mechanism):

strike

5. strike DESP:

strike (in baseball)
strike (in baseball)
strike m
strike (in ten-pin bowling)

6. strike PESCA:

strike

II. strike <Pret imperf, Part perf struck> [Brit strʌɪk, americ straɪk] VERBO trans

1. strike (hit):

strike person, stick, bat: person, object, ball
strike torpedo, missile: target, vessel
strike ship, car, person: rock, tree, pedestrian
to strike sb on the head/in the face person:
to strike sb on the head/in the face object:
to strike sth with stick, hammer
to be struck by lightning tree, house, person:
to strike sb to the ground (with fist)
to strike sb to the ground (with stick)
to strike sb a blow literal, fig
to strike the first blow literal, fig
to strike sb dead lightning, God:
to strike sb dead person:

2. strike (afflict) quake, famine, disease, storm, disaster:

strike area, people
to strike terror into sb or sb's heart

3. strike (make impression on):

strike idea, thought: person
strike resemblance: person
to strike sb as odd/absurd
how does the idea strike you?
how did he strike you?
to be struck on coloq Brit

4. strike (discover, come upon):

strike
strike oil, gold
strike road
rock, concrete, obstacle to strike a rich vein of humour

5. strike (achieve):

strike accord, bargain
to strike a balance
trouver le juste milieu (between entre)

6. strike (ignite):

strike match
to strike a spark from a flint

7. strike clock time:

strike

8. strike (delete):

strike word, sentence, comment

9. strike (dismantle):

strike tent, scaffolding
to strike camp
to strike one's colours MILITAR
to strike the set TEATR

10. strike FINAN (mint):

strike coin

11. strike (in gardening):

strike cutting
to strike root

12. strike PESCA:

strike fisherman: fish
strike fish: bait

III. strike <Pret imperf, Part perf struck> [Brit strʌɪk, americ straɪk] VERBO intr

1. strike:

strike (deliver blow) person:
strike (collide) bomb, shell:
to strike at

2. strike (attack):

strike killer, rapist, disease, storm:
strike army, animal, snake:
to strike at target
Henry strikes again coloq! humor

3. strike COM:

strike
to strike for/against

4. strike match:

strike

5. strike clock, time:

strike

6. strike (proceed):

to strike north/inland
to strike across field, country

7. strike (develop roots):

strike cutting, plant:

8. strike PESCA:

strike fish:

IV. strike [Brit strʌɪk, americ straɪk]

I. strike down VERBO [Brit strʌɪk -, americ straɪk -] (strike [sb] down, strike down [sb])

strike down person:

strike down
to be struck down by bullet

first strike ADJ MILITAR

first strike missile, capability

general strike SUBST

general strike

ca'canny strike [Brit kɑːˌkani ˈstrʌɪk, americ kæˌkæni ˈstraɪk] SUBST Brit

ca'canny strike

hunger strike SUBST

hunger strike
to go on/be on hunger strike

rolling strike SUBST

rolling strike

second strike SUBST MILITAR

second strike
second strike atrib capability, missile, strategy

lucky strike SUBST MINER

lucky strike fig

miners' strike SUBST

miners' strike

no Dicionário PONS

I. strike [straɪk] SUBST

1. strike (withdrawal of labour):

strike
sit-down strike

2. strike (sudden attack):

strike
air strike

3. strike (blow):

strike

4. strike (discovery):

strike
to make a gold strike

II. strike <struck, struck> [straɪk] VERBO trans

1. strike (hit hard):

strike

2. strike (collide with):

strike

3. strike (ignite):

strike a match

4. strike (achieve strike):

strike
strike a balance

5. strike (generate harmony):

to strike a chord with sb

6. strike (manufacture):

strike coins

7. strike <struck, struck> <[or a. americ stricken]> (engender feelings):

to strike fear into sb

8. strike <struck, struck> <[or a. americ stricken]> (engender memories):

to strike a chord

9. strike <struck, struck> <[or a. americ stricken]> (create atmosphere):

to strike a note of warning

10. strike <struck, struck> (discover deposits):

strike
to strike oil
to strike oil gold

11. strike:

to strike a pose
to strike a pose fig

12. strike <struck, stricken> (cause suffering):

strike

13. strike (sound the time):

strike

14. strike (engender thought):

strike

15. strike (remove):

strike
strike name from a list

Expressões:

to strike a blow against sb
to strike the right note

III. strike <struck, struck> [straɪk] VERBO intr

1. strike (hit hard):

strike

2. strike (attack):

strike

3. strike (withdraw labour):

strike

4. strike (sound the time):

strike

Expressões:

to strike home

strike down VERBO trans

strike down

strike-breaker SUBST

strike-breaker
briseur(-euse) m (f) de grève

strike action SUBST

strike action

strike ballot SUBST

strike ballot

strike call

strike call → strike ballot

strike ballot SUBST

strike ballot

strike off VERBO trans Brit, Aus

strike off person
strike off name
to strike sb off the register

strike fund SUBST

strike fund

strike committee SUBST

strike committee

I. strike up VERBO trans

1. strike up (start):

strike up
strike up a conversation
strike up a relationship

2. strike up (start music):

strike up
strike up a song

II. strike up VERBO intr

strike up
no Dicionário PONS

I. strike [straɪk] SUBST

1. strike (protest action):

strike
sit-down strike

2. strike (sudden attack):

strike
air strike

3. strike (blow):

strike

4. strike (discovery):

strike
to make a gold strike

5. strike (in baseball):

strike
strike m

6. strike fig (warning):

strike
a strike against sb

II. strike <struck, struck> [straɪk] VERBO trans

1. strike (hit hard):

strike

2. strike (collide with):

strike

3. strike (ignite):

strike a match

4. strike (achieve):

strike deal, bargain
strike a balance
to strike it rich

5. strike (generate harmony):

to strike a chord with sb

6. strike coins, medallion:

strike

7. strike <struck, struck> <[or stricken]> (cause feelings of):

to strike fear into sb

8. strike <struck, struck> <[or stricken]> (cause memories):

to strike a chord

9. strike <struck, struck> <[or stricken]> (create atmosphere):

to strike a note of warning

10. strike (discover deposit of):

strike
strike gold
to strike oil

11. strike:

to strike a pose
to strike a pose fig

12. strike <struck, struck> <[or stricken]> (cause suffering):

strike

13. strike clock:

strike

14. strike (engender thought):

strike

15. strike (remove):

strike
strike name from list

Expressões:

to strike a blow against sb
to strike the right note

III. strike <struck, struck> [straɪk] VERBO intr

1. strike (hit hard):

strike

2. strike (attack):

strike

3. strike (stop working as protest):

strike

4. strike clock:

strike

Expressões:

to strike home

railroad strike SUBST

railroad strike

rent strike SUBST

rent strike

strike back VERBO intr

strike back
to strike back at sb

general strike SUBST

general strike

hunger strike SUBST

hunger strike

strike down VERBO trans

strike down

I. strike out VERBO trans (in baseball)

strike out

II. strike out VERBO intr

1. strike out (start out):

strike out

2. strike out (attack):

to strike out at sb
to strike out at sb (criticize)

3. strike out (fail to hit ball):

strike out

I. strike up VERBO trans

1. strike up (start):

strike up
strike up conversation
strike up relationship

2. strike up (start music):

strike up
strike up song

II. strike up VERBO intr

strike up

strike from VERBO trans

strike from name:

strike from
to strike sb from the register
Present
Istrike
youstrike
he/she/itstrikes
westrike
youstrike
theystrike
Past
Istruck
youstruck
he/she/itstruck
westruck
youstruck
theystruck
Present Perfect
Ihavestruck
youhavestruck
he/she/ithasstruck
wehavestruck
youhavestruck
theyhavestruck
Past Perfect
Ihadstruck
youhadstruck
he/she/ithadstruck
wehadstruck
youhadstruck
theyhadstruck

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They are arrested and imprisoned, after which they do a hunger strike which lasts 30 days.
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Lau went on hunger strike more than 130 hours and eventual went to hospital.
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Like many suffragettes she went on hunger strike and was subjected to force-feeding.
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As a result, the dormitory unit goes on a hunger strike during breakfast.
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Six employees went on hunger strike, saying that will not give up until will be paid them the remaining wages.
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