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> strike (verb) (striking, struck) transitive verb: to hit; to crash into; (mil) to attack; to ignite (a match) by friction; (disease, etc) to afflict suddenly; to come upon, especially unexpectedly; to delete; (clock) to indicate by sounding; to assume (eg an attitude); to occur to; (medal, coin) to produce by stamping; (flag, tent) to lower, take down; to come upon (oil, ore, etc) by drilling or excavation; (with down) to afflict or cause to die suddenly; (with off) to delete or erase from (a list, etc); to prevent from continuing in a profession, especially due to malpractice; to sever or separate from (as if) with a blow; (with out) to erase or delete; (with( up) to cause to begin, to bring about.• intransitive verb: to cease work to enforce a demand (for higher wages or better working conditions); (with out) to begin on a journey; (baseball) to be put out on strikes; (informal) to be completely unsuccessful; (with up) (orchestra, band) to begin to play or sing. > strike (noun) a stoppage of work; a military attack. 100.000 définitions en anglais. Le dictionnaire de référence de ceux, francophones et anglophones, qui veulent réellement maîtriser la langue anglaise. The Webster's New English Dictionary c’est 100.000 définitions anglaises claires et précises pour analyser le vocabulaire traditionnel et moderne. The Webster's New English Dictionary traite aussi bien l’anglais britannique qu’américain. Exemple d'article du dictionnaire Webster's New English Dictionary