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попадение
I. hit [hɪt] СЪЩ
1. hit (blow, stroke):
hit
hit
2. hit esp Am разг (shot):
hit
3. hit (bomb):
hit
4. hit СПОРТ:
hit
to score a hit
5. hit (success):
hit
hit
II. hit <-tt-, hit, hit> [hɪt] ГЛАГ прх
1. hit (strike):
hit
to hit sb hard a. прен
to hit sb hard a. прен
2. hit (crash into):
hit
3. hit (arrive at or reach target):
hit
hit
4. hit esp Am разг:
hit (wound)
hit (kill)
5. hit (affect negatively or severely):
hit
to hit sb where it hurts
6. hit (reach):
hit
to hit rock bottom прен
7. hit (encounter, come up against):
hit
8. hit разг (arrive in or at):
hit
hit
to hit 200 kph
Phrases:
to hit the deck
to hit the road
III. hit [hɪt] ГЛАГ нпрх
1. hit (strike):
to hit against sth
2. hit (attack):
to hit at sth
hit on ГЛАГ прх no pl
1. hit on (think of):
hit on
2. hit on Am (show sexual interest):
hit on
hit on
direct hit СЪЩ
direct hit
hit off ГЛАГ прх always sep
to hit it off (with sb)
hit back ГЛАГ нпрх
hit back
to hit back at sb
to hit back at sb
hit parade СЪЩ ИСТ
hard-hit ПРИЛ
hard-hit
hard-hit
to be hard-hit by sth
hit out ГЛАГ нпрх
hit out
to hit out at sb
удрям нкг
to hit out at sb прен
hit-and-run [ˌhɪtənˈrʌn] ПРИЛ
hit-and-run attack ВОЕН
hit-or-miss ПРИЛ
hit-or-miss
hit-or-miss
Present
Ihit
youhit
he/she/ithits
wehit
youhit
theyhit
Past
Ihit
youhit
he/she/ithit
wehit
youhit
theyhit
Present Perfect
Ihavehit
youhavehit
he/she/ithashit
wehavehit
youhavehit
theyhavehit
Past Perfect
Ihadhit
youhadhit
he/she/ithadhit
wehadhit
youhadhit
theyhadhit
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However, the economies were hard-hit by the financial crisis of 20072010.
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This has led to an increased demand for firewood in a region already hard-hit by deforestation, soil erosion, and desertification.
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Many of the economic sectors that supplied these basic industries were also hard-hit.
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While the town was spared from the worst of the storm (category 4 conditions were experienced further north of the town), it and its two barrier islands were still hard-hit.
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However, he also targeted non-manual workers such as teachers, clerks and city employees who had been hard-hit by profiteering during the war.
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