strike

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• [stiː.ɹ̠ʌɪ̯k(h)] US, emphatic, baseball, before one, two, or especially three
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English surname, from the verb strike.

From Middle English stryken, from Old English strīcan, from Proto-West Germanic *strīkan, from Proto-Germanic *strīkaną, from Proto-Indo-European *streyg- (“to stroke, rub, press”). Cognate with Dutch strijken, German streichen, Danish stryge, Icelandic strýkja, strýkva.

517 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Chinese Mandarin: 好球 (hǎoqiú) — in baseball
• Dutch: slag — in baseball
• Esperanto: trafo — in baseball
• Finnish: lyönti — in baseball
• German: Strike — in baseball
• Japanese: ストライク (sutoraiku) — in baseball
• Korean: 스트라이크 (seuteuraikeu) — in baseball
• Russian: страйк (strajk) — in baseball
• Spanish: strike — in baseball
• Swedish: strike — in baseball
• Ukrainian: страйк (strajk) — in baseball
• Catalan: ple — in bowling
• Chinese Mandarin: 全倒 — in bowling
• Danish: strike — in bowling
• Dutch: strike — in bowling
• Finnish: kaato — in bowling
• French: strike — in bowling
• German: Strike — in bowling
• Japanese: ストライク (sutoraiku) — in bowling
• Korean: 스트라이크 (seuteuraikeu) — in bowling
• Portuguese: strike — in bowling
• Russian: страйк (strajk) — in bowling
• Spanish: chuza — in bowling
• Spanish: pleno — in bowling
• Spanish: moñona — in bowling
• Swedish: strike — in bowling
• Afrikaans: staking — work stoppage
• Albanian: grevë — work stoppage
• Arabic: إِضْرَاب (ʔiḍrāb) — work stoppage
• Armenian: գործադուլ (gorcadul) — work stoppage
• Asturian: güelga — work stoppage
• Asturian: fuelga — work stoppage
• Asturian: escadiella — work stoppage
• Azerbaijani: tətil — work stoppage
• Basque: greba — work stoppage
• Belarusian: забасто́ўка (zabastówka) — work stoppage
• Belarusian: страйк (strajk) — work stoppage
• Belarusian: ста́чка (stáčka) — work stoppage
• Belarusian: штрайк (štrajk) — work stoppage
• Bengali: ধর্মঘট (dhormoghoṭ) — work stoppage
• Breton: harz-labour — work stoppage
• Bulgarian: ста́чка (stáčka) — work stoppage
• Burmese: သပိတ် (sa.pit) — work stoppage
• Catalan: vaga — work stoppage
• Chinese Cantonese: 罷工 /罢工 (baa6 gung1) — work stoppage
• Chinese Mandarin: 罷工 /罢工 (bàgōng) — work stoppage
• Czech: stávka — work stoppage
• Danish: strejke — work stoppage
• Dutch: staking — work stoppage
• Esperanto: striko — work stoppage
• Estonian: streik — work stoppage
• Finnish: lakko — work stoppage
• French: grève — work stoppage
• Galician: folga — work stoppage
• Galician: paro — work stoppage
• Georgian: გაფიცვა (gapicva) — work stoppage
• Georgian: აქცია (akcia) — work stoppage
• German: Streik — work stoppage
• Greek: απεργία (apergía) — work stoppage
• Haitian Creole: grèv — work stoppage
• Hebrew: שְׁבִיתָה (sh'vitá) — work stoppage
• Hindi: हड़ताल (haṛtāl) — work stoppage
• Hungarian: sztrájk — work stoppage
• Hungarian: munkabeszüntetés — work stoppage
• Icelandic: verkfall — work stoppage
• Ido: striko — work stoppage
• Indonesian: mogok — work stoppage
• Indonesian: pemogokan — work stoppage
• Irish: stailc — work stoppage
• Italian: sciopero — work stoppage
• Japanese: ストライキ (sutoraiki) — work stoppage
• Japanese: スト (suto) — work stoppage
• Japanese: 同盟罷業 (dōmei higyō) — work stoppage
• Japanese: 罷工 (hikō) — work stoppage
• Kazakh: ереуіл (ereuıl) — work stoppage
• Khmer: កូដកម្ម (koudaʼkam) — work stoppage
• Korean: 파업 (pa'eop) — work stoppage
• Korean: 스트라이크 (seuteuraikeu) — work stoppage
• Northern Kurdish: grev — work stoppage
• Kyrgyz: забастовка (zabastovka) — work stoppage
• Kyrgyz: иш таштоо (iş taştoo) — work stoppage
• Kyrgyz: стачка (stacka) — work stoppage
• Lao: ການນັດຢຸດງານ (kān nat yut ngān) — work stoppage
• Latin: operistitium — work stoppage
• Latvian: streiks — work stoppage
• Lithuanian: streikas — work stoppage
• Macedonian: штрајк (štrajk) — work stoppage
• Malay: mogok — work stoppage
• Malay: موݢوق (muguk) — work stoppage
• Malayalam: സമരം (samaraṁ) — work stoppage
• Māori: auporo — work stoppage
• Māori: porotū — work stoppage
• Māori: porotūnga — work stoppage
• Mongolian: ажил хаялт (ažil xajalt) — work stoppage
• Mongolian: ᠠᠵᠢᠯ ᠬᠠᠶᠠᠯᠲᠠ (aǰil qayalta) — work stoppage
• Norwegian Bokmål: streik — work stoppage
• Norwegian Nynorsk: streik — work stoppage
• Pashto: اعتصاب (e'tesāb) — work stoppage
• Pashto: هرټال (harṭāl) — work stoppage
• Pashto: هړتال (harṭāl) — work stoppage
• Iranian Persian: اِعْتِصَاب (e'tesâb) — work stoppage
• Polish: strajk — work stoppage
• Portuguese: greve — work stoppage
• Romanian: grevă — work stoppage
• Russian: забасто́вка (zabastóvka) — work stoppage
• Russian: ста́чка (stáčka) — work stoppage
• Scottish Gaelic: stailc — work stoppage
• Serbo-Croatian: штра̏јк — work stoppage
• Serbo-Croatian: štrȁjk — work stoppage
• Slovak: štrajk — work stoppage
• Slovene: stavka — work stoppage
• Sotho: seteraeke — work stoppage
• Spanish: huelga — work stoppage
• Spanish: paro — work stoppage
• Swahili: mgomo — work stoppage
• Swedish: strejk — work stoppage
• Tagalog: aklas — work stoppage
• Tagalog: aklasan — work stoppage
• Tagalog: welga — work stoppage
• Tajik: корпартоӣ (korpartoyi) — work stoppage
• Tajik: эътисоб (e'tisob) — work stoppage
• Tamil: வேலைநிறுத்தம் (vēlainiṟuttam) — work stoppage
• Telugu: సమ్మె (samme) — work stoppage
• Thai: นัดหยุดงาน (nát-yùt-ngaan) — work stoppage
• Thai: การนัดหยุดงาน (gaan-nát-yùt-ngaan) — work stoppage
• Turkish: grev — work stoppage
• Turkmen: iş taşlaýyş — work stoppage
• Turkmen: zabastowka — work stoppage
• Turkmen: staçka — work stoppage
• Ukrainian: страйк (strajk) — work stoppage
• Ukrainian: забасто́вка (zabastóvka) — work stoppage
• Urdu: ہَڑْتال (haṛtāl) — work stoppage
• Uyghur: ئىش تاشلاش (ish tashlash) — work stoppage
• Uzbek: zabastovka — work stoppage
• Uzbek: ish tashlash — work stoppage
• Uzbek: stachka — work stoppage
• Vietnamese: đình công — work stoppage
• Vietnamese: sự bãi công — work stoppage
• Welsh: streic — work stoppage
• Yiddish: סטרײַק (strayk) — work stoppage
• Yiddish: זאַבאָסטאָווקע (zabostovke) — work stoppage
• Azerbaijani: zərbə — physical blow
• Azerbaijani: vuruş — physical blow
• Belarusian: уда́р (udár) — physical blow
• Bulgarian: у́дар (údar) — physical blow
• Chinese Mandarin: 打擊 /打击 (dǎjī, dǎjí) — physical blow
• Czech: úder — physical blow
• Danish: slag — physical blow
• Dutch: klap — physical blow
• Dutch: slag — physical blow
• Dutch: stoot — physical blow
• Esperanto: frapo — physical blow
• Esperanto: bato — physical blow
• Finnish: isku — physical blow
• French: coup — physical blow
• French: frappe — physical blow
• German: Schlag — physical blow
• Gothic: 𐍃𐌻𐌰𐌷𐍃 (slahs) — physical blow
• Greek: χτύπημα (chtýpima) — physical blow
• Ido: frapo — physical blow
• Khmer: ការវាយប្រហារ (kaaviəyprɑɑhaa) — physical blow
• Latin: plāga — physical blow
• Macedonian: удар (udar) — physical blow
• Maltese: daqqa — physical blow
• Marshallese: bait — physical blow
• Plautdietsch: Schlach — physical blow
• Polish: uderzenie — physical blow
• Portuguese: ataque — physical blow
• Russian: уда́р (udár) — physical blow
• Scottish Gaelic: bualadh — physical blow
• Serbo-Croatian: у̏да̄р — physical blow
• Serbo-Croatian: ȕdār — physical blow
• Slovak: úder — physical blow
• Slovene: udarec — physical blow
• Spanish: golpe — physical blow
• Swedish: slag — physical blow
• Ukrainian: уда́р (udár) — physical blow
• Finnish: kulku — compass direction of the line of intersection between a rock layer and the surface of the Earth
• Irish: treo — compass direction of the line of intersection between a rock layer and the surface of the Earth
• Spanish: interpresa — (military) an attack, not necessarily physical
• Afrikaans: uitwis — to delete
• Armenian: ջնջել (ǰnǰel) — to delete
• Assamese: কাটি পেলোৱা (kati pelüa) — to delete
• Azerbaijani: silmək — to delete
• Bengali: কেটে ফেলা (keṭe phela) — to delete
• Bulgarian: задрасквам (zadraskvam) — to delete
• Danish: overstrege — to delete
• Danish: gennemstrege — to delete
• Dutch: doorstrepen — to delete
• Dutch: uitwissen — to delete
• Dutch: wissen — to delete
• Finnish: poistaa — to delete
• French: biffer — to delete
• French: rayer — to delete
• French: barrer — to delete
• Galician: riscar — to delete
• Galician: cancelar — to delete
• Galician: borrar — to delete
• Georgian: გადახაზვა (gadaxazva) — to delete
• German: streichen — to delete
• Greek: διαγράφω (diagráfo) — to delete
• Hungarian: kitöröl — to delete
• Italian: cancellare — to delete
• Japanese: 消す (kesu) — to delete
• Luganda: okwekalakaasa — to delete
• Macedonian: за́чкрта (záčkrta) — to delete
• Malayalam: വെട്ടുക (veṭṭuka) — to delete
• Māori: muru — to delete
• Māori: muku — to delete
• Norwegian: stryke — to delete
• Occitan: escafar — to delete
• Occitan: cancelar — to delete
• Occitan: esfaçar — to delete
• Portuguese: eliminar — to delete
• Portuguese: deletar — to delete
• Portuguese: excluir — to delete
• Russian: вычёркивать (vyčórkivatʹ) — to delete
• Russian: вы́черкнуть (výčerknutʹ) — to delete
• Russian: зачёркивать (začórkivatʹ) — to delete
• Russian: зачеркну́ть (začerknútʹ) — to delete
• Sotho: hlakola — to delete
• Spanish: tachar — to delete
• Spanish: borrar — to delete
• Swedish: stryka — to delete
• Ukrainian: закре́слювати (zakrésljuvaty) — to delete
• Ukrainian: викре́слювати (vykrésljuvaty) — to delete
• Afrikaans: slaan — to hit
• Akkadian: 𒉺 (maḫāṣu, SÌG) — to hit
• Albanian: qëlloj — to hit
• Albanian: gju — to hit
• Albanian: mëshoj — to hit
• Albanian: hi (gheg) — to hit
• Arabic: ضَرَبَ (ḍaraba) — to hit
• Armenian: խփել (xpʻel) — to hit
• Armenian: հարվածել (harvacel) — to hit
• Assamese: কোবোৱা (kübüa) — to hit
• Assamese: পিটা (pita) — to hit
• Azerbaijani: vurmaq — to hit
• Azerbaijani: çaxmaq — to hit
• Azerbaijani: qaxmaq — to hit
• Azerbaijani: çalmaq — to hit
• Azerbaijani: çırpmaq — to hit
• Belarusian: біць (bicʹ) — to hit
• Belarusian: пабі́ць (pabícʹ) — to hit
• Belarusian: удара́ць (udarácʹ) — to hit
• Belarusian: ўдара́ць (wdarácʹ) — to hit
• Belarusian: уда́рыць (udárycʹ) — to hit
• Belarusian: ўда́рыць (wdárycʹ) — to hit
• Bengali: আঘাত (aghat) — to hit
• Central Bikol: uragan — to hit
• Bulgarian: у́дрям (údrjam) — to hit
• Bulgarian: бия (bija) — to hit
• Catalan: colpejar — to hit
• Cherokee: ᎬᏂᎭ (gvniha) — to hit
• Chinese Mandarin: 打擊 /打击 (dǎjī) — to hit
• Dutch: slaan — to hit
• Dutch: treffen — to hit
• Dutch: raken — to hit
• Esperanto: frapi — to hit
• Esperanto: bati — to hit
• Esperanto: trafi — to hit
• Finnish: iskeä — to hit
• Finnish: lyödä — to hit
• French: frapper — to hit
• French: battre — to hit
• Galician: golpear — to hit
• Galician: bater — to hit
• Galician: zoscar — to hit
• Galician: zorregar — to hit
• Galician: zoupar — to hit
• Galician: apancar — to hit
• Galician: bourar — to hit
• German: schlagen — to hit
• Greek: χτυπώ (chtypó) — to hit
• Ancient Greek: τύπτω (túptō) — to hit
• Ancient Greek: πλήσσω (plḗssō) — to hit
• Ancient Greek: παίω (paíō) — to hit
• Hebrew: הִכָּה (hiká) — to hit
• Hungarian: üt — to hit
• Ido: frapar — to hit
• Ido: batar — to hit
• Indonesian: menabrak — to hit
• Indonesian: tabrak — to hit
• Ingrian: iskiä — to hit
• Ingrian: löövvä — to hit
• Ingrian: tappaa — to hit
• Ingrian: issuttaa — to hit
• Ingrian: peeksää — to hit
• Ingrian: napsuttaa — to hit
• Ingrian: kleittää — to hit
• Ingrian: kommia — to hit
• Irish: buail — to hit
• Irish: failp — to hit
• Irish: smiot — to hit
• Old Irish: benaid — to hit
• Italian: colpire — to hit
• Jamaican Creole: lick — to hit
• Japanese: 打つ (utsu) — to hit
• Japanese: 攻撃する (kōgeki suru) — to hit
• Kalmyk: цокх (tsokx) — to hit
• Khmer: វាយ (viəy) — to hit
• Lao: ຕີ (tī) — to hit
• Latin: feriō — to hit
• Latin: cūdō — to hit
• Latin: pulsō — to hit
• Latin: plangō — to hit
• Lithuanian: trenkti — to hit
• Low German: slaan — to hit
• Macedonian: у́дри (údri) — to hit
• Macedonian: би́е (bíe) — to hit
• Malayalam: അടിയ്ക്കുക (aṭiykkuka) — to hit
• Māori: tiu — to hit
• Māori: pāike — to hit
• Māori: whakaruke — to hit
• Marshallese: bait — to hit
• Middle English: stryken — to hit
• Middle English: swyngen — to hit
• Nepali: ठोक्नु (ṭhoknu) — to hit
• Norman: porter un coup — to hit
• Norwegian: slå — to hit
• Norwegian: ramme — to hit
• Old English: cnyssan — to hit
• Old Prussian: buktun — to hit
• Persian: زدن (zadan) — to hit
• Polish: trafiać — to hit
• Portuguese: acertar — to hit
• Portuguese: golpear — to hit
• Romanian: bate — to hit
• Russian: бить (bitʹ) — to hit
• Russian: ударя́ть (udarjátʹ) — to hit
• Russian: уда́рить (udáritʹ) — to hit
• Sanskrit: तुदति (tudati) — to hit
• Scottish Gaelic: buail — to hit
• Serbo-Croatian: у̀дарити — to hit
• Serbo-Croatian: ùdariti — to hit
• Lower Sorbian: biś — to hit
• Sotho: shapa — to hit
• Spanish: golpear — to hit
• Spanish: pegar — to hit
• Spanish: asestar — to hit
• Spanish: propinar — to hit
• Swedish: slå — to hit
• Tamil: படு (paṭu) — to hit
• Thai: ตี (dtii) — to hit
• Turkish: vurmak — to hit
• Ottoman Turkish: چالمق (çalmak) — to hit
• Ugaritic: 𐎎𐎃𐎕 (mḫṣ) — to hit
• Ukrainian: би́ти (býty) — to hit
• Ukrainian: вда́рити (vdáryty) — to hit
• Vietnamese: đánh — to hit
• Welsh: taro — to hit
• Yiddish: שלאָגן (shlogn) — to hit
• Finnish: iskeä — transitive: to give, as a blow; to give force to
• Marshallese: bait — transitive: to give, as a blow; to give force to
• Swedish: slå — transitive: to give, as a blow; to give force to
• Swedish: träffa — transitive: to give, as a blow; to give force to
• Ottoman Turkish: چالمق (çalmak) — transitive: to give, as a blow; to give force to
• Bulgarian: удрям (udrjam) — intransitive: to deliver a quick blow or thrust
• Finnish: iskeä — intransitive: to deliver a quick blow or thrust
• Finnish: hakata — intransitive: to deliver a quick blow or thrust
• Finnish: takoa — intransitive: to deliver a quick blow or thrust
• French: frapper — intransitive: to deliver a quick blow or thrust
• Greek: πλήττω (plítto) — intransitive: to deliver a quick blow or thrust
• Macedonian: у́дри (údri) — intransitive: to deliver a quick blow or thrust
• Old English: cnossian — intransitive: to deliver a quick blow or thrust
• Swedish: slå — intransitive: to deliver a quick blow or thrust
• Ottoman Turkish: چالمق (çalmak) — intransitive: to deliver a quick blow or thrust
• Afrikaans: slaan — to manufacture by stamping
• Bulgarian: чеканя (čekanja) — to manufacture by stamping
• Bulgarian: щамповам (štampovam) — to manufacture by stamping
• Dutch: slaan — to manufacture by stamping
• Finnish: lyödä — to manufacture by stamping
• French: frapper — to manufacture by stamping
• German: prägen — to manufacture by stamping
• Italian: coniare — to manufacture by stamping
• Russian: чека́нить (čekánitʹ) — to manufacture by stamping
• Russian: отчека́нить (otčekánitʹ) — to manufacture by stamping
• Spanish: acuñar — to manufacture by stamping
• Swedish: slå — to manufacture by stamping
• Welsh: bathu — to manufacture by stamping
• Finnish: ajaa karille — dated: to run upon a rock or bank
• Finnish: lyödä — to cause to sound by one or more beats
• French: battre — to cause to sound by one or more beats
• Swedish: slå — to cause to sound by one or more beats
• Swedish: anslå — to cause to sound by one or more beats
• Finnish: lyödä — to sound by percussion
• Swedish: anslå — to sound by percussion
• Finnish: räväyttää — to cause or produce by a stroke
• Ottoman Turkish: چاقمق (çakmak) — to cause or produce by a stroke
• Bulgarian: драсвам (drasvam) — to cause to ignite by friction
• Finnish: raapaista — to cause to ignite by friction
• Gagauz: çakmaa — to cause to ignite by friction
• Ottoman Turkish: چاقمق (çakmak) — to cause to ignite by friction
• Bulgarian: пронизвам (pronizvam) — to thrust in; to cause to enter or penetrate
• Finnish: tunkea — to thrust in; to cause to enter or penetrate
• Bulgarian: поразявам (porazjavam) — to punish; to afflict; to smite
• Finnish: lyödä — to punish; to afflict; to smite
• Finnish: iskeä — to carry out a violent or illegal action
• Finnish: iskeä — to act suddenly
• Swedish: slå till — to act suddenly
• Bulgarian: попадам (popadam) — (figurative) to impinge upon
• Finnish: iskeä — (figurative) to impinge upon
• Finnish: koskettaa — (figurative) to impinge upon
• Finnish: kiinnittää huomiota — (figurative) to impinge upon
• French: frapper — (figurative) to impinge upon
• Spanish: sobrevenir — (figurative) to impinge upon
• Afrikaans: staak — to stop working as a form of protest
• Amharic: አደመ (ʾädämä) — to stop working as a form of protest
• Bulgarian: стачкувам (stačkuvam) — to stop working as a form of protest
• Czech: stávkovat — to stop working as a form of protest
• Dutch: staken — to stop working as a form of protest
• Esperanto: striki — to stop working as a form of protest
• Finnish: lakkoilla — to stop working as a form of protest
• French: faire grève — to stop working as a form of protest
• Georgian: გაფიცვა (gapicva) — to stop working as a form of protest
• German: streiken — to stop working as a form of protest
• Greek: απεργώ (apergó) — to stop working as a form of protest
• Hebrew: שָׁבַת (shavát) — to stop working as a form of protest
• Irish: dul ar stailc — to stop working as a form of protest
• Italian: scioperare — to stop working as a form of protest
• Japanese: ストライキを起こす (sutoraiki o okosu) — to stop working as a form of protest
• Khmer: បះ (bah) — to stop working as a form of protest
• Khmer: ធ្វើកូដកម្ម (thvəə koudaʼkam) — to stop working as a form of protest
• Māori: auporo — to stop working as a form of protest
• Māori: porotū — to stop working as a form of protest
• Norwegian: streike — to stop working as a form of protest
• Polish: strajkować — to stop working as a form of protest
• Portuguese: fazer greve — to stop working as a form of protest
• Romanian: grevă — to stop working as a form of protest
• Russian: бастова́ть (bastovátʹ) — to stop working as a form of protest
• Russian: забастова́ть (zabastovátʹ) — to stop working as a form of protest
• Serbo-Croatian: штра̏јкати — to stop working as a form of protest
• Serbo-Croatian: štrȁjkati — to stop working as a form of protest
• Slovak: štrajkovať — to stop working as a form of protest
• Sotho: seteraeka — to stop working as a form of protest
• Spanish: parar el trabajo — to stop working as a form of protest
• Spanish: hacer huelga — to stop working as a form of protest
• Spanish: huelguear — to stop working as a form of protest
• Swedish: strejka — to stop working as a form of protest
• Ukrainian: страйкува́ти (strajkuváty) — to stop working as a form of protest
• Vietnamese: bãi công — to stop working as a form of protest
• Vietnamese: đình công — to stop working as a form of protest
• Welsh: streicio — to stop working as a form of protest
• Bulgarian: изглеждам (izgleždam) — to impress, seem, appear
• Czech: připadnout — to impress, seem, appear
• Dutch: schijnen — to impress, seem, appear
• Finnish: vaikuttaa — to impress, seem, appear
• French: frapper — to impress, seem, appear
• German: scheinen — to impress, seem, appear
• Greek: εντυπωσιάζω (entyposiázo) — to impress, seem, appear
• Irish: téigh i bhfeidhm ar — to impress, seem, appear
• Italian: sembrare — to impress, seem, appear
• Norwegian: slå — to impress, seem, appear
• Portuguese: parecer — to impress, seem, appear
• Russian: поража́ть (poražátʹ) — to impress, seem, appear
• Russian: порази́ть (porazítʹ) — to impress, seem, appear
• Russian: потряса́ть (potrjasátʹ) — to impress, seem, appear
• Russian: потрясти́ (potrjastí) — to impress, seem, appear
• Scottish Gaelic: buail air — to impress, seem, appear
• Spanish: ocurrirse — to impress, seem, appear
• Spanish: parecer — to impress, seem, appear
• Swedish: slå — to impress, seem, appear
• Ukrainian: вража́ти (vražáty) — to impress, seem, appear
• Bulgarian: правя впечатление (pravja vpečatlenie) — to create an impression
• Finnish: vaikuttaa — to create an impression
• French: frapper — to create an impression
• Finnish: iskeä — to score
• Finnish: varastaa — slang, obsolete: to steal money
• Finnish: ryöstää — to take forcibly or fraudulently
• Bulgarian: идва ми на ум (idva mi na um) — to make a sudden impression upon, as if by a blow; to affect with some strong emotion
• Finnish: koskettaa — to make a sudden impression upon, as if by a blow; to affect with some strong emotion
• French: frapper — to make a sudden impression upon, as if by a blow; to affect with some strong emotion
• Spanish: sorprender — to make a sudden impression upon, as if by a blow; to affect with some strong emotion
• Spanish: impresionar — to make a sudden impression upon, as if by a blow; to affect with some strong emotion
• Spanish: descubrir — to make a sudden impression upon, as if by a blow; to affect with some strong emotion
• Spanish: impactar — to make a sudden impression upon, as if by a blow; to affect with some strong emotion
• Spanish: sacudir — to make a sudden impression upon, as if by a blow; to affect with some strong emotion
• Swedish: slå — to make a sudden impression upon, as if by a blow; to affect with some strong emotion
• Finnish: yllättää — to affect by a sudden impression or impulse
• Finnish: lyödä maahan — to affect by a sudden impression or impulse
• Finnish: mykistää — to affect by a sudden impression or impulse
• Finnish: pysäyttää — to affect by a sudden impression or impulse
• Finnish: vipata — slang, archaic: to borrow money from; to make a demand upon
• Finnish: koskea — to touch; to act by appulse
• Bulgarian: спускам (spuskam) — nautical: to take down
• Bulgarian: прибирам (pribiram) — nautical: to take down
• Finnish: laskea — nautical: to take down
• French: affaler — nautical: to take down
• Russian: спусти́ть (spustítʹ) — nautical: to take down
• Russian: спуска́ть (spuskátʹ) — nautical: to take down
• Russian: убира́ть (ubirátʹ) — nautical: to take down
• Russian: убра́ть (ubrátʹ) — nautical: to take down
• Dutch: de vlag strijken — nautical: to surrender
• Finnish: laskea lippu — nautical: to surrender
• French: baisser pavillon — nautical: to surrender
• French: amener — nautical: to surrender
• German: die Fahne streichen — nautical: to surrender
• Greek: υποστέλλω (ypostéllo) — nautical: to surrender
• Italian: arrendersi — nautical: to surrender
• Portuguese: impressionar — nautical: to surrender
• Portuguese: parecer — nautical: to surrender
• Russian: сдава́ться (sdavátʹsja) — nautical: to surrender
• Russian: сда́ться (sdátʹsja) — nautical: to surrender
• Spanish: arriar — nautical: to surrender
• Spanish: bajar — nautical: to surrender
• Finnish: purkaa — to dismantle and take away
• Finnish: lähteä kulkemaan — to set off on a walk or trip
• Finnish: lävistää — to pass with a quick or strong effect; to dart; to penetrate
• Finnish: rynnistää — dated: to break forth
• Finnish: kiinnittyä — of oysters: to become attached to something
• Finnish: sopia — to make and ratify
• Finnish: tasata — to level measure with a straight instrument
• Finnish: iskeä — masonry: to cut off even with the face of the wall
• Finnish: sattua — to hit upon, or light upon, suddenly
• Finnish: laittaa — to lade into a cooler
• Finnish: liikuttaa — to stroke or pass lightly; to wave
• Finnish: tasata — to balance, as a ledger or account