Swedish · Svenska
hit
/hiːt/ adverb A1 (estimated)
1. to here, hither, (often in practice, in translations) here
| English | here, hither |
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| German | her, hierhin, herbei |
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| French | ici, çà, par ici |
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| Portuguese | aqui, cá, acá |
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| Czech | tady, sem |
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| Italian | qui, qua |
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| Spanish | aquí, acá |
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| Dutch | hierheen, alhier, herwaarts |
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| Latin | huc, deurode, hoc |
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3. near, close up, close to, over to
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Swedish · Svenska
en hit
/hɪt/ noun · common · plural: hits A1 (estimated)
1. a hit (popular song, or some other popular or successful thing)
| English | hit |
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| German | der Hit, der Bringer |
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| French | le tube, l'hit, le schlager |
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| Portuguese | o sucesso, o hit, pedrada |
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| Czech | hit, šlágr |
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| Spanish | el éxito, el hit |
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| Dutch | de hit, de schlager |
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2. an exciting article, news story, or piece of information; a sensation, bombshell
| English | hit, sensation, bombshell |
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| German | der Knüller |
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| French | le blockbuster |
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| Portuguese | arrasa-quarteirão |
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| Spanish | el bombazo, el blockbuster, el superventas |
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| Dutch | de trekpleister |
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