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| 1 | a song that sells a very large number of copies 销量很大的歌曲 |
| They played a lot of old hits from the 70s and 80s. 他们演奏了许多20世纪70和80年代流行的老歌。 |
| sb’ s greatest hits (=their most successful songs) an album of Madonna’ s greatest hits 某人红极一时的歌曲 |
| hit single/album/record They only ever had one hit single. 他们只出过一首热门单曲。 |
| | 1a | a film , play , or show that is very successful and popular 成功而风行一时的电影(或戏剧、演出) | | The film was a massive hit at the box-office. 那部电影极为卖座。 | | hit film/show 一炮打响的电影/演出 | | smash hit (=extremely successful) His first TV series was a smash hit. 极大的成功 | |
| | 1b | something or someone that people like very much 极受欢迎的物(或人) | | be/prove a hit The car proved an instant hit in the States. 这种轿车在美国迅速走红。 | | +with Geoff was a huge hit with the children. 杰夫极受孩子们的喜爱。 | | make a hit with sb He is already a big hit with the locals. 当地人已经非常喜欢他了。 | |
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| 2 | an occasion when someone or something touches another person or thing with a lot of force 击；打 |
| | 2a | an occasion when something such as a bomb or bullet lands on something , causing damage 击中；命中 | | direct hit The house she lived in during the war received a direct hit. 战争时期她住的那幢房子被炸弹直接命中。 | |
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| 3 | a visit by someone to a particular site on the Internet （网址的）点击 |
| Their website gets a couple of hundred hits a day. 他们的网址每天被点击数百次。 |
| | 3a | a piece of information that a computer program finds for you (计算机程序提供的)信息 | | I searched for the name ‘Mundy’ and got over 50 hits. 我对Mundy 这个名字进行搜索，获得了50多条信息。 | |
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| 4 | an occasion when a player hits the ball in a game (球赛的)击球 |
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| 5 | informal a murder that a criminal does for someone else , usually for money (通常为了钱的)谋杀 |
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| 6 | informal an occasion when someone uses an illegal drug 毒品的吸食（或注射） |
| | 6a | the effect that an illegal drug has on someone who uses it (服用毒品后产生的)影响 | |
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| - | take a hit informal
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| 1 | to suffer damage or loss 遭受破坏（或损失） | Clothing took the biggest hit, with sales down by 35%. 服装业遭受的损失最大，销售额下跌了35%。 | |
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| 2 | to be criticized 遭到批评 |
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