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hit
verb
-
hit
,
hitting
,
hits
to
strike
someone
or
something
with
your
hand
,
an
object
,
or
a
weapon
•
Maya
hit
the
baseball
so
hard
it
flew
over
the
fence
.
Maya
hit
the
baseball
so
hard
it
flew
over
the
fence
.
•
Please
don
’
t
hit
your
little
brother
;
talk
to
him
instead
.
Please
don
’
t
hit
your
little
brother
;
talk
to
him
instead
.
Old
English
‘
hittan
’,
of
Germanic
origin
,
meaning
to
come
upon
or
reach
.
noun
a
forceful
blow
or
impact
•
The
boxer
went
down
after
a
powerful
hit
to
the
jaw
.
The
boxer
went
down
after
a
powerful
hit
to
the
jaw
.
•
The
car
’
s
bumper
was
damaged
in
the
hit
.
The
car
’
s
bumper
was
damaged
in
the
hit
.
verb
-
hit
,
hitting
,
hits
to
collide
with
something
or
someone
,
often
by
accident
•
The
bus
hit
a
tree
after
skidding
on
the
ice
.
The
bus
hit
a
tree
after
skidding
on
the
ice
.
•
Be
careful
—
your
bike
tire
almost
hit
that
rock
on
the
trail
.
Be
careful
—
your
bike
tire
almost
hit
that
rock
on
the
trail
.
verb
-
hit
,
hitting
,
hits
to
reach
a
particular
place
,
level
,
or
moment
•
The
temperature
will
hit
40
°C
tomorrow
.
The
temperature
will
hit
40
°C
tomorrow
.
•
They
hit
the
city
around
midnight
after
a
long
drive
.
They
hit
the
city
around
midnight
after
a
long
drive
.
verb
-
hit
,
hitting
,
hits
to
press
or
quickly
touch
a
key
,
button
,
or
switch
•
Just
hit
the
save
button
before
you
close
the
file
.
Just
hit
the
save
button
before
you
close
the
file
.
•
He
hit
‘
reply
all
’
by
mistake
and
emailed
the
whole
team
.
He
hit
‘
reply
all
’
by
mistake
and
emailed
the
whole
team
.
noun
a
very
successful
song
,
film
,
book
,
etc
.,
that
many
people
like
•
Their
latest
single
became
a
huge
hit
overnight
.
Their
latest
single
became
a
huge
hit
overnight
.
•
The
movie
was
the
surprise
hit
of
the
summer
.
The
movie
was
the
surprise
hit
of
the
summer
.
verb
-
hit
,
hitting
,
hits
to
affect
or
harm
someone
or
something
suddenly
and
strongly
•
The
storm
hit
the
coastal
town
without
warning
.
The
storm
hit
the
coastal
town
without
warning
.
•
Rising
prices
have
hit
local
families
hard
.
Rising
prices
have
hit
local
families
hard
.
noun
in
computing
,
a
single
visit
to
a
web
page
or
a
match
to
a
search
query
•
Our
website
gets
about
ten
thousand
hits
a
day
.
Our
website
gets
about
ten
thousand
hits
a
day
.
•
The
search
returned
over
a
million
hits
.
The
search
returned
over
a
million
hits
.
noun
informal
:
a
small
dose
of
a
drug
,
especially
one
that
is
inhaled
•
He
took
a
quick
hit
of
his
asthma
inhaler
.
He
took
a
quick
hit
of
his
asthma
inhaler
.
•
She
felt
better
after
one
hit
of
oxygen
at
the
clinic
.
She
felt
better
after
one
hit
of
oxygen
at
the
clinic
.
noun
informal
:
an
arranged
murder
carried
out
for
payment
•
The
detective
discovered
there
was
a
hit
ordered
on
the
witness
.
The
detective
discovered
there
was
a
hit
ordered
on
the
witness
.
•
The
mob
boss
paid
an
assassin
to
do
the
hit
.
The
mob
boss
paid
an
assassin
to
do
the
hit
.
white
adjective
-
white
,
whiter
,
whitest
having
the
colour
of
fresh
snow
or
milk
;
the
lightest
colour
•
A
soft
layer
of
white
snow
covered
the
hills
.
A
soft
layer
of
white
snow
covered
the
hills
.
•
She
wore
a
crisp
white
shirt
to
the
interview
.
She
wore
a
crisp
white
shirt
to
the
interview
.
Old
English
“
hwīt
”,
related
to
Old
High
German
“
wīz
”
and
Latin
“
candidus
”,
all
meaning
bright
or
shining
.
noun
the
colour
white
•
The
designer
chose
a
pure
white
for
the
kitchen
walls
.
The
designer
chose
a
pure
white
for
the
kitchen
walls
.
•
Add
a
drop
of
red
to
the
white
to
create
a
soft
pink
.
Add
a
drop
of
red
to
the
white
to
create
a
soft
pink
.
noun
the
clear
part
of
an
egg
that
turns
opaque
and
white
when
cooked
•
Beat
the
white
of
the
egg
until
it
forms
stiff
peaks
.
Beat
the
white
of
the
egg
until
it
forms
stiff
peaks
.
•
Separate
the
yolk
from
the
white
before
frying
.
Separate
the
yolk
from
the
white
before
frying
.
verb
-
white
,
whiting
,
whites
,
whited
to
make
or
become
white
;
to
whiten
•
The
mason
will
white
the
wall
with
fresh
lime
.
The
mason
will
white
the
wall
with
fresh
lime
.
•
Spring
sunlight
slowly
whites
the
mountain
peaks
.
Spring
sunlight
slowly
whites
the
mountain
peaks
.
adjective
-
white
,
whiter
,
whitest
belonging
to
or
describing
people
with
light
skin
of
mainly
European
ancestry
•
He
checked
the
box
marked
White
on
the
census
form
.
He
checked
the
box
marked
White
on
the
census
form
.
•
The
study
compared
health
data
between
white
and
non-white
groups
.
The
study
compared
health
data
between
white
and
non-white
groups
.
architecture
noun
the
art
and
science
of
planning
,
designing
,
and
constructing
buildings
•
She
studied
architecture
at
university
to
become
an
urban
designer
.
She
studied
architecture
at
university
to
become
an
urban
designer
.
•
The
city's
modern
architecture
attracts
tourists
from
around
the
world
.
The
city's
modern
architecture
attracts
tourists
from
around
the
world
.
From
Latin
architectura
,
from
architectus
‘
chief
builder
’,
originally
from
Ancient
Greek
arkhitektōn
.
noun
the
overall
design
and
structure
of
a
computer
system
or
other
complex
system
and
how
its
parts
work
together
•
The
new
smartphone's
architecture
allows
it
to
run
apps
faster
and
use
less
power
.
The
new
smartphone's
architecture
allows
it
to
run
apps
faster
and
use
less
power
.
•
Engineers
redesigned
the
network
architecture
to
improve
security
.
Engineers
redesigned
the
network
architecture
to
improve
security
.
Sense
extended
from
building
design
to
computing
in
the
1960s
as
engineers
drew
analogies
between
physical
and
logical
structures
.
architect
noun
a
professional
who
designs
buildings
and
prepares
plans
,
often
supervising
their
construction
•
The
city
hired
an
award-winning
architect
to
design
the
new
library
.
The
city
hired
an
award-winning
architect
to
design
the
new
library
.
•
The
architect
presented
detailed
blueprints
to
the
construction
team
.
The
architect
presented
detailed
blueprints
to
the
construction
team
.
noun
someone
who
creates
and
carefully
plans
an
important
idea
,
system
,
or
event
•
Nelson
Mandela
is
often
called
the
architect
of
modern
South
Africa
’
s
democracy
.
Nelson
Mandela
is
often
called
the
architect
of
modern
South
Africa
’
s
democracy
.
•
She
was
the
chief
architect
behind
the
company
’
s
turnaround
strategy
.
She
was
the
chief
architect
behind
the
company
’
s
turnaround
strategy
.
verb
to
design
and
plan
the
structure
of
something
complex
,
such
as
a
building
,
computer
system
,
or
strategy
•
A
small
team
was
hired
to
architect
the
new
software
platform
.
A
small
team
was
hired
to
architect
the
new
software
platform
.
•
They
spent
months
architecting
a
flexible
supply-chain
model
.
They
spent
months
architecting
a
flexible
supply-chain
model
.