strike a chord with（英语strike a chord怎么翻译）

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• 英语strike a chord怎么翻译
• strike a chord是什么意思
• 牛津英汉词典里对strike 的解释

英语strike a chord怎么翻译

英语 Strike a chord.翻译为中文意思是打动心弦或动人心弦。例如， You may even strike a chord with enough people to spark a movement.你甚至能引起不少人的共鸣，进而能够发起活动。

strike a chord是什么意思

strike a chord引起共鸣；引起回忆或感情的共鸣；触动心弦例句1.This story may strike a chord FOR other women in the same situation.这个故事会触动其他与她处境相同的妇女的心弦。2. there are actual things that can strike a chord in every one of us, as to lead us to some sort of suddenly-found self-identity.确有一种东西能让我们共鸣，让我们忽然之间有一种自我认同。3.Lakeside spokesman Sophie Scott said: ’These results will strike a chord with millions of married women all over the UK.湖边购物中心的发言人索菲？斯科特说：“这些调查结果会引起全英国数百万已婚女性的共鸣。”4.Take Your Snake to Work Day would strike a chord: in many workplaces the snake would fit right in.“带你的爱蛇上班日”准能引起共鸣：在许多工作场所，蛇都能融入其中。5.Music or other forms of sensual, non-verbal expression will strike a chord in the Taurean nature.音乐或者其他的感官刺激，如形体语言将打动金牛座天性中东西。6.So I turn away, Climbing on the way up, Sizing up the competition, Waiting for the right time, To strike a chord and change your life.所以，我转身离开，上一路攀升，审时度势，竞争，等待合适的时机，要取得一个和弦，改变您的生活。

牛津英汉词典里对strike 的解释

strike 1 / straɪk; straɪk/ n organized stopping of work by employees because of a disagreement (eg over pay, conditions, etc); act or instance of striking (strike2 10) 罢工: a miners’ strike 矿业工人罢工 * industrial strikes 工业部门的罢工 * a strike by bus drivers 公共汽车司机的罢工 * a general, an unofficial, a wildcat strike 大罢工﹑ 未经工会同意的罢工﹑ 自发举行的罢工 * call a strike 号召举行罢工 * break a strike 破坏罢工 * take strike action 进行罢工. sudden discovery of gold, oil, etc in the earth （金矿﹑ 油田等的）突然发现: (fig 比喻) a lucky strike, ie a fortunate discovery 幸运的发现. sudden attack (esp by aircraft or a missile) 袭击（尤指用飞机或导弹的）: an air strike 空袭 * first strike capacity in a nuclear war, ie the ability to attack an enemy before they can attack you 核战争中先发制人的能力 * The footballer took a strike at the goal. 那个足球队员飞脚射门. * the strike of a hawk on its prey 鹰向猎物之猛扑. (idm 习语) be/go on `strike; be/come/go out on `strike be engaged in/start an industrial strike 举行罢工: We are (going) on strike. 我们正（要）进行罢工. * The ship-builders came/went out on strike for higher pay. 造船工人为提高工资而举行了罢工.# `strikebound adj unable to function because of an industrial strike 因罢工而停顿的: The docks were strikebound for a week. 码头因罢工而瘫痪了一个星期.`strike-breaker n person who continues to work while fellow employees are on strike, or who is employed in place of striking members 破坏罢工者（指罢工时继续上班的或受雇代替罢工者工作的人）. `strike pay money paid by a trade union to striking members during a strike officially recognized by the union 罢工津贴strike 2 / straɪk; straɪk/ v (pt, pp struck / strʌk; strʌk/) (a) subject (sb/sth) to an impact; hit (sb/sth) 使（某人）: The stone struck me on the side of the head. 石子打中了我头部的侧面. * He struck the table a heavy blow with his fist. 他用拳头猛击了一下桌子. =》Usage at hit1 用法见hit1. (b) (cause sth to) come sharply into contact with sth （使某事物）突然遭遇到某事物: There was a crash of thunder, then the storm struck. 一声惊雷过後, 狂风暴雨突然袭来. * People say that lightning never strikes twice in the same place. 据说闪电从来不会在同一处重复出现. * The ship struck a rock. 船触礁了. * The tree was struck by lightning. 那棵树被雷电击中了. * He struck his head on/against the beam. 他的头撞到梁上了. * He struck the beam with his head. 他的头撞到梁上了. * (fig 比喻) The family was struck by yet another tragedy. 这个家庭又遭不幸了. (c) give (a blow) 给予（一击）: Who struck the first blow (ie started the fight)? 是谁先出手打人的? (d) 打去: He struck at me repeatedly with a stick. 他一再挥棍向我打来. (e) cause (sb/sth) to move or fall with a blow or stroke 将（某人）打跑﹑ 打掉或打倒: He struck her to the ground. 他把她打倒在地. * She struck the ball away. 她把球打了出去. (a) attack, esp suddenly 攻击; （尤指）袭击: Enemy troops struck just before dawn. 敌军在拂晓前发起了进攻. * The lioness crouched ready to strike. 母狮低伏着身子准备攻击. (b) (of disaster, disease, etc) afflict (sb/sth) （指灾难﹑ 疾病等）侵袭, 折磨（某人）: It was not long before tragedy struck again. 没多久, 灾难又再次降临. * The area was struck by an outbreak of cholera. 该地区突然发生了霍乱. (a) produce (a light, spark, etc) by friction 藉摩擦产生（亮光﹑ 火花等）: strike sparks from a flint 用燧石打出火花. (b) (cause sth to) ignite in this way （使某物）摩擦点燃: These damp matches won’t strike. 这些潮湿的火柴划不着. * strike a match 划火柴. (a) produce (a musical note, sound, etc) 发出（乐音﹑ 声音等）: strike a chord on the piano 在钢琴上弹出和声 * (fig 比喻) strike a note of (ie give an impression of) gloom, optimism, caution 显得忧郁﹑ 乐观﹑ 谨慎. (b) (of a clock) indicate (the time) by sounding a bell, etc （指时钟）敲响报（时）: The clock has just struck (three). 钟刚敲过（三点）. * The clock strikes the hours. 这钟能按小时打点. (c) (of time) be indicated in this way （指时间）由时钟鸣报出: Four o’clock had just struck on the church clock. 教堂的时钟刚敲过四点. discover or reach (gold, minerals, oil, etc) by digging or drilling （经挖掘或钻探）发现或接触到（黄金﹑ 矿物﹑ 石油等）: strike a rich vein of ore 发现丰富的矿脉. make (a coin, medal, etc) by stamping or punching metal 用冲压法制造（钱币﹑ 奖章等）: The Royal Mint will strike a commemorative gold coin. 英国皇家造币厂将铸造一种纪念金币. bring (sb) suddenly into a specified state (as if) by a single stroke 使（某人）（如同）受到一击而突然处於某状态: be struck blind, dumb, silent, etc 顿时看不见东西﹑ 说不出话来﹑ 哑口无言等. (not in the continuous tenses 不用於进行时态) occur to sb’s mind 产生於某人的头脑中: An awful thought has just struck me. 我刚才产生了一种很坏的想法. * What struck me was/I was struck by (ie I noticed) their enthusiasm for the work. 使我深有感触的是他们的工作热情. * It strikes me that nobody is in favour of the changes. 我留意到谁也不喜欢这些改革. * It suddenly struck me how we could improve the situation. 我突然想到一个办法可以让我们改进这种局面. ~ sb (as sth) have an effect on sb; impress sb (in the way specified) 对某人产生某种效果; （以某种方式）给某人留下印象: How does the idea strike you? 这个主意你觉得怎麽样? * The plan strikes me as ridiculous. 我觉得这个计画荒谬可笑. * The house strikes you as welcoming when you go in. 这所房子你一进去就感到很舒服. ~ (for/against sth) (of workers) stop work in protest about a grievance （指工人）罢工: Striking workers picketed the factory. 罢工工人在工厂周围设置了纠察队. * The union has voted to strike for a pay increase of 10%. 工会投票决定为要求提高工资10%而举行罢工. lower or take down (a sail, tent, etc) 降下或拆除（帆﹑ 帐篷等）: strike (ie dismantle) the set after the play is over 戏演完後撤掉布景. Cf 参看 pitch3 1. arrive at or achieve (an average) by reckoning 算出（平均数）. come upon (a path, etc); find 偶然发现（路径等）; 找到: It was some time before we struck the track. 我们用 了很长时间才找到了路. take (a cutting) from a plant and put it in the soil so that it grows new roots 插（条）（把某些植物的枝插入土壤中使其生根发芽）; 进行插技﹑ 插穗. (idm 习语) be struck on sb/sth (infml 口) be favourably impressed by sb/sth; like sb/sth very much 对某人: He’s very much struck on his new girl-friend. 他非常喜欢这个新交的女朋友. hit/strike home =》 home3. hit/strike the right/wrong note =》 note1. lightning never strikes in the same place twice =》 lightning1. strike an `attitude/a `pose hold or put the body in a certain way or use gestures to emphasize what one says or feels; speak or write about one’s opinions, intentions or feelings in a dramatic or artificial way 摆姿势或做手势以强调自己的话语或感觉; 做作地说出或写出自己的观点﹑ 意图或感情; 装腔作势: He struck an attitude of defiance with a typically hard-hitting speech. 他以惯用的强硬言词做出违抗的姿态. strike at the root of sth =》 root1. strike a `balance (between A and B) find a sensible middle point between two demands, extremes, etc; compromise 找到折衷办法; 妥协: It was difficult to strike the right balance between justice and expediency. 在公正与私利之间很难两全. strike a `bargain (with sb) come to an agreement (with sb) esp after much discussion and argument （与某人）达成协议（尤指经多次磋商和争论之後）: They struck a bargain with the landlord that they would look after the garden in return for being allowed to use it. 他们与房东达成协议, 允许他们使用花园, 但须负责照管. strike a blow for/against sth perform an action on behalf of or in support of/against (a belief, cause, principle, etc) 为（信念﹑ 事业﹑ 原则等）而奋斗: By their action, they struck a blow for democracy. 他们以实际行动争取民主. strike camp take down and pack up one’s tents, etc 拆除帐篷等; 拔营. strike a `chord (with sb) say sth that other people sympathize or identify with 引起（某人）内心共鸣; 打动（某人）: The speaker had obviously struck a chord with his audience. 那位演讲者显然打动了听众. strike/sound a false note =》 false. strike fear, etc into sb/sb’s heart cause sb to feel fear, etc 使某人感到恐惧等: The news of the epidemic struck terror into the population. 流行病蔓延的消息使居民感到恐慌. strike `gold/`oil discover a rich source of information, wealth, happiness, etc 找到丰富的消息来源﹑ 财源﹑ 幸福源泉等: She hasn’t always been lucky with her boy-friends but she seems to have struck gold this time. 她结交男朋友一直运气不佳, 而这一次似乎称心如意了. strike a light! (dated Brit sl 旧, 俚) (exclamation expressing astonishment or protest 表示惊讶或反对的感叹语). strike (it) `lucky (infml 口) have good luck in a particular matter 在某问题上交好运: We certainly struck (it) lucky with the weather. 我们真幸运,遇上了好天气. strike/sound a note (of sth) =》 note1.,strike it `rich (infml 口) acquire a lot of money, esp suddenly or unexpectedly 获得大量金钱（尤指突然或意外地）. ,strike while the ,iron is `hot (saying 谚) (often imperative 常用於祈使句) make use of an opportunity immediately; act while conditions are favourable 勿错失良机; 趁热打铁. take/strike root =》 root1. within `striking-distance near enough to be reached or attacked easily 在对方易达到或易攻击的距离内. (phr v) strike sb down (a) (fml 文) hit sb so that he falls to the ground 把某人打倒在地. (b) (of a disease, etc) make sb unable to lead an active life; make sb seriously ill or kill sb （指疾病等）使某人生活不能自理, 使某人垂危或丧命: He was struck down by cancer at the age of thirty. 他三十岁时死於癌症.strike sth off remove sth with a sharp blow; cut sth off 以猛击动作除去某物: He struck off the rotten branches with an axe. 他用斧头砍掉了朽烂的树枝. strike sb/sth off (sth) remove sb/sb’s name from sth, esp from membership of a professional body 将某人从...中除去（尤指从专业团体中除名）: Strike her name off the list. 把她的名字从名单中除去. * The doctor was struck off for incompetence. 那医生因不称职而被除名.strike on sth get or find sth suddenly or unexpectedly 突然或意外地获得或发现某事物: strike on a brilliant new idea 突然想出一个绝妙的新主意.strike out (at sb/sth) aim vigorous blows or attacks （对准某人）猛力打去, 猛烈攻击: He lost his temper and struck out wildly. 他大发脾气, 疯狂地出手打人. * (fig 比喻) In a recent article she strikes out at her critics. 她最近写了一篇文章对批评她的人予以猛烈回击. strike sth out/through remove sth by drawing a line through it; cross sth out 删去某物; 将某物划掉: The editor struck out the whole paragraph. 把整段全删掉了. strike out (for/towards sth) move in a vigorous and determined way (towards sth) （朝某事物）奋力前进: strike out on foot for the distant hills 以坚定的步伐向远处的山冈走去 * He struck out (ie started swimming) strongly for the shore. 他开始拼命向岸边游去. * (fig 比喻) strike out on one’s own, ie start an independent life, a new career, etc 开始独立的生活﹑ 新的生涯等.strike (sth) up (of a band, an orchestra, etc) begin to play (a piece of music) （指乐队﹑ 管弦乐团等）开始演奏（某乐曲）: The band struck up (a waltz). 乐队开始演奏（华尔兹舞曲）. strike up sth (with sb) begin (a friendship, an acquaintance, a conversation, etc) esp casually （与某人）开始（交往﹑ 认识﹑ 交谈等）（尤指偶然）: He would often strike up conversations with complete strangers. 他经常与陌生人搭讪.