{"id":5195,"date":"2012-07-06T11:00:03","date_gmt":"2012-07-06T11:00:03","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/ingles\/?p=5195"},"modified":"2012-07-03T07:22:12","modified_gmt":"2012-07-03T07:22:12","slug":"collocations-com-o-verbo-to-hit","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/ingles\/2012\/07\/06\/collocations-com-o-verbo-to-hit\/","title":{"rendered":"Collocations com o verbo “to hit”"},"content":{"rendered":"

\"Hitting<\/a>E hoje \u00e9 sexta-feira, minha gente! Dia de collocations<\/em>!<\/p>\n

A palavra escolhida hoje \u00e9 o verbo to hit<\/strong>, que significa basicamente atingir, bater em alguma coisa e pode ainda ser usado de v\u00e1rias formas.<\/p>\n

Vejamos algumas collocations<\/em>:<\/p>\n

He hit the bell<\/strong> with the hammer. [bateu no sino]<\/em>
\n…as the plane hit the ground<\/strong>. [tocou o ch\u00e3o]<\/em>
\nHe was hit<\/strong> by a car. [atropelado]<\/em>
\nMy car was hit<\/strong> from behind by a truck. [atingido]<\/em>
\nThe ceiling’s low, so be careful you don’t hit your head<\/strong>. [bater a cabe\u00e7a]<\/em>
\nHit the ball<\/strong> as hard as you can. [acerta a bola]<\/em>
\n…hit<\/strong> 49 home runs [fez]<\/em>
\nShe hit the brakes<\/strong> just in time. [pisou no freio]<\/em>
\nThe bomb failed to hit its target<\/strong>. [atingir o alvo]<\/em>
\nThe village has been hit<\/strong> by a devastating drought. [atingida]<\/em><\/p>\n

Hurricane Louis is expected to hit<\/strong> at the weekend. [chegar]<\/em>
\nThe company has been hard hit<\/strong> by the drop in consumer confidence. [muito, seriamente afetada]<\/em>
\nMy father hit a bad patch<\/strong>, he had to sell the house. [passar por dificuldade]<\/em>
\nShe was hit<\/strong> by a stray bullet. [atingida, ferida]<\/em>
\n…a singer who hit the big time<\/strong> in 1998 [fez muito sucesso]<\/em>
\nShe hits forty<\/strong> this year and we’re planning a big party. [faz 40 anos]<\/em>
\nWhen you hit the traffic lights<\/strong>, turn left. [chegar]<\/em>
\nIt<\/strong> suddenly hit her<\/strong> that she would never see him again. [ela se deu conta]<\/em>
\nJust hit<\/strong> the Save button every few minutes. [aperte]<\/em>
\nLet’s hit the road<\/strong>. [sair de viagem]<\/em><\/p>\n

Sales have hit the<\/strong> 1 million mark<\/strong>. [atingir a marca]<\/em>
\nEarnings hit a peak<\/strong> in the early 1980s. [atingir o pico]<\/em>
\nOil prices have hit rock-bottom<\/strong>. [baixar muito]<\/em>
\nI’ll look for work as soon as I hit town<\/strong>. [chegar na cidade]<\/em>
\nI managed to get a copy of the book before it hit the shops<\/strong>. [chegar nas lojas]<\/em>
\nThe couple hit the headlines<\/strong> last year when their relationship broke down. [apareceu nas manchetes]<\/em>
\nAfter his marriage failed, he hit the bottle<\/strong> big time. [come\u00e7ou a beber]<\/em>
\nI’ve got a big test tomorrow, so I guess I’ll just hit the books<\/strong>. [estudar]<\/em>
\nAfter practice, I just hit the showers<\/strong> and went home. [ir para o chuveiro]<\/em>
\nI’m going to hit the gym<\/strong> now, want to come with? [ir para a academia]<\/em><\/p>\n

Tenha um \u00f3timo fim de semana!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"\"Hitting

E hoje \u00e9 sexta-feira, minha gente! Dia de collocations! A palavra escolhida hoje \u00e9 o verbo to hit, que significa basicamente atingir, bater em alguma coisa e pode ainda ser usado de v\u00e1rias formas. Vejamos algumas collocations: He hit the bell with the hammer. [bateu no sino] …as the plane hit the ground. [tocou o…<\/p>\n

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