1, hit can be both a transitive verb and an intransitive verb. When used as a transitive verb object to refer to a person, it can be followed by on [in], meaning "hit" or "hit" a certain part of the body; When followed by on [against], it means that a certain part of the body touches or collides with something. When used as an intransitive verb, it is followed by the preposition anti [at] to indicate collision or blow; Followed by on means to think, meet or find. Hit can occasionally bring two objects. Can be used for passive structures.

2.hit can refer to a mental or emotional "blow".

3. hit at means "hit", but it is not necessarily "hit".

4.hit can refer to works that are popular for a while (such as songs, movies, plays, performances, etc.) ), can also refer to sensational people or things.

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First, verb extension

Hit basically means "hit" and "hit". It can refer to the action of "hitting" with hands, fists, weapons, etc. It can also refer to an obvious collision from slight to destructive, or it can refer to leaving an impression on thoughts and feelings. Hit emphasizes concrete or abstract collision and its purpose and strength. Extension can be "meet by chance", "discover, think", "attack, make people suffer", "attack, criticize", "guess right, expose the truth", "fit, hit it off", "demand", "reach, finish" and "start, start".

Second, the extension of nouns.

Hit as a verb means "hit, hit", and as a noun means "hit" with your hands or something. Extension can refer to "satirical attack" with vicious language.