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Strikes Meaning for Kids

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What Does Strikes Mean?

Verb

To hit something with force.
To stop working as a group to make a change.

Strikes — Full Explanation

Strikes can mean when someone hits something, like a baseball. It can also mean when people stop working to ask for better things, like more money.

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Related Words

hit punch tap

Strikes Meaning in Other Languages

hindi

स्ट्राइक (straik)

straik

मार (maar)

maar

धक्का (dhakka)

dhakka

kannada

ಹಿಟ್ (hiṭ)

hiṭ

ಕೋಲು (kōlu)

kōlu

bengali

আঘাত (aghat)

aghat

হাতের আঘাত (hater aghat)

hater aghat

মার (mar)

mar

spanish

golpes

golpes en español

golpes

palmadas en español

palmadas

Strikes Synonyms

hits smacks

Strikes Antonyms

misses

Strikes in Sentences

When the clock strikes, it chimes.
He strikes the match to light the candle.
The player strikes the ball into the goal.
She strikes a deal with her friend.
The thunder strikes loudly in the storm.

📰 Breaking News: Strikes!

Exciting Kickball Action at Sunny Lane

CLANGstrikesechoes across the whole playground.Channel 4 News here, reporting live from the Sunny Lane Kickball Field! Moments ago, a bright red kickball suddenly the metal fence, and the

strikescheers, the crowd gasps, and now every kid lines up, trying to see whose kick the fence the loudest. If you are in the area, cover your ears and join the fun.The kicker

This is one set of strikes that only hits the giggles!

Frequently Asked Questions About Strikes

What does 'strikes' mean?

The word 'strikes' can mean to hit something or to stop working to make a point.

How do you pronounce 'strikes'?

You pronounce 'strikes' like this: stryks.

What is the origin of the word 'strikes'?

The word 'strikes' comes from the Old English word 'strican', which means to touch or to stroke.

What is the meaning of 'strikes' in Spanish?

The word 'strikes' in Spanish is 'golpes' (golpes).

Facts & Quotes About Strikes

Fact: A lightning strike can be hotter than the surface of the sun!

Proverb: Where there's a will, there's a way. (If you really want to do something, you can find a way to do it.)

Quote: "The only thing we have to fear is fear itself." - Franklin D. Roosevelt