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strike out (at someone/something)
phrasal verb with strikeverbuk /straɪk/ us /straɪk/struck | struck
(HIT)
to hit, or try to hit, someone: 打（某人）;试图打（某人）
He turned around and struck out at the man behind him.他转过来打他身后的那个男人。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Hitting and beating
at-risk
bang away
bang someone up
basher
bashing
bunch
butt
duke
fetch
gut punch
hammer
head-butt
hell
mess
swing for someone
tan someone's hideidiom
tar
tonk
wallop
whop
(CRITICIZE)
to criticize someone or something in a public way: 公开批评（某人或事）
She struck out at her husband's family in her famous TV interview.在那个著名的电视采访中，她抨击了她丈夫的家庭。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Disapproving & criticizing
anathematize
animadversion
aspersion
aw
backbite
barrel
bash
belabour
boo
disapprobation
excoriate
knock
knocker
let someone have both barrelsidiom
low blow
mordacious
mordancy
pile
slam
union-basher
strike out at someone/something | American Dictionary
strike out at someone/something
phrasal verb with strikeverbus/strɑɪk/past tense and past participlestruckus/strʌk/
to violently attack or criticize someone or something:
She struck out at the royal family in her famous TV interview.
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