Angla–Esperanta vortaro

Esperanta traduko de la angla vorto strike

angla → esperanto
  
anglaesperanto
(beat; hit; wallop; jab; belabour; belt)
🔗 It was like striking a tree.
(bore; broach; sink; tap)
boratingi
(hit; smack; stub; poke)
🔗 Workers for this government department will strike from December 23–26, and again from December 28–31.
🔗 Two friends of hers were planning to travel to the UK for a short break—one from Ireland, one from Belgium—but decided against it, because of the strikes.
(catch; hit; attain; encounter; find; run up against; befall; betide; ravage)
(percuss; tap)
perkuti
(assume; espouse; accept)
alpreni
(aggressive; offensive)
ataka
(access; attack; assault; offensive; fit; raid; onslaught)
🔗 The Ukrainian military has carried out what appears to have been their deepest strike yet into Russian‐occupied regions of the country.
(blow; hit; whack; stroke; jab; lash)
(knock; blow; hit; smack; stroke; poke)
(sound; resound)
(hit)
(find; locate; spot)
(burn; sear)
frotflamigi
frapi la okulojn
trafe bati
🔗 The issue of when to table the motion of no confidence was the subject of a lengthy discussion at Tuesday’s shadow cabinet meeting, with Mr. Watson leading calls for the party to strike before Christmas.
(reach)
🔗 One source said the two sides were too far apart for a deal to be struck last night.
(hit)
🔗 Three of the bullets struck Steenkamp, who died soon after
(air‐raid; airstrike; aerial attack) ()
🔗 After an air strike on Wednesday morning, the roof of a police building in central Charkiv collapsed as it was engulfed in flames.
ekstriki
🔗 The employees went on strike, and he fired them all.
(railway strike)
🔗 Rail strikes in the UK aren’t uncommon, but the current “chaotic state” is exceptional, he says.
strike off
(beat off; knock off; destroy; obliterate)
()
strike out
(cross out; delete)
forstreki
(
elstreki
)
🔗 The United States and European Union have also condemned Russian authorities’ treatment of Navalʹnyj, who has been on hunger‐strike since March 31.
striker
(apposite; appropriate; apt; pertinent)
okulfrapanta
(imposing; impressive; awe‐inspiring; awful; portentous)
(conspicuous) ()