hit a problem
hitting a problem
Definition of hit a problem - Reverso English Dictionary
Verbal expression
difficultyencounter a difficulty unexpectedly during a task
- We hit a problem while installing the software.
- During the meeting, we hit a problem with the budget.
- They hit a problem when the car suddenly broke down.
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Expressions with hit
affect me emotionally or mentally
The news of her passing hit me hard.
have a good relationship with someone
They hit off immediately at the party.
reach the lowest point physically
The diver hit bottom at 30 meters.
discover or think of something, especially an idea or solution
She hit on the perfect solution to the problem during the meeting..
become very popular or successful with people
The new video game will be a hit with teenagers.
strike the edge of the pavement with a vehicle
She accidentally hit the kerb while parking.
achieve a goal or objective
She worked hard to hit the target and get the promotion.
suffer a lot because of something bad
Many families were hard hit by the storm.
achieve sudden popularity or success very quickly
The song became an overnight hit after its release.
movie or show that is very successful
The new superhero film is a box office hit.
reach a point where no further progress can be made
After hours of discussion, we hit a brick wall and had to adjourn.
provoke strong reaction by bringing up a tender subject
His comment about her father hit a nerve immediately.
stop improving or increasing
Sales hit a plateau after the initial surge.
experience a difficult period
They hit a rough patch in their marriage last year.
encounter a major obstacle stopping progress
During the project, we hit a wall and had to rethink.
feeling extremely tired or sore
After the marathon, I felt hit by a truck.
hit a cricket ball over the boundary
He hit it for six to win the match.
develop a friendly relationship quickly
They hit it off immediately at the party.
ask someone to contact you
Hit me up when you arrive.
reach a worse level than ever before
The company's profits hit new lows this quarter.
criticize strongly in speech or writing
The politician hit out at the new policies during the debate..
perform something with very great success or impressive skill
The band hit out of the park with their new album.
pause a video or audio
He hit pause to answer the phone.
very popular and successful entertainment production
The new drama quickly became a hit show.
Expressions with problem
person or thing causing frequent trouble
The old car was a problem child for the mechanic.
initial issue with a new project or system
The software had some teething problems after its launch.
difficult or complex issue to solve
The team faced a hairy problem with the new software.
central part of an issue needing attention
We need to address the heart of the problem first.
indicating that something is not one's duty
The deadline is tomorrow, but it's not my problem.
idea or product made without a real need or problem
This gadget is just a solution in search of a problem.
used humorously to report a major problem has occurred
Houston, we have a problem with the engine.
engage in a prolonged effort to deal with a challenge
He wrestled with a problem for weeks before finding a solution.
minor issue faced by privileged people
Complaining about slow Wi-Fi is a first world problem.
avoid dealing with a problem by delaying or passing it
They decided to punt the problem until next week.
the main issue is found in that part
We need more funds; therein lies the problem.
solution causing more harm than the issue
Implementing the new policy was a cure worse than the problem.
no thanks is necessary you're welcome
Thank you for your help. No problem!
begin working on solving the problem
We need to attack the problem before it gets worse.
condition of consuming alcohol excessively and regularly
His drinking problem has affected his family life and career.
issues related to drug addiction or abuse
The city is facing a serious drug problem.
problem that is becoming larger or more serious over time
Youth unemployment is a growing problem in many rural communities.
struggle to control alcohol use causing life problems
He has a drinking problem and needs help.
feel okay or not bothered by something or someone
I have no problem with you joining us.
disorder disrupting physical or mental functioning, raising worry about personal wellness
She saw a doctor about a persistent health problem.
task given to students to complete at home
The teacher assigned a math homework problem.
asking if something is wrong
Is there a problem with the car?
question to inquire about someone's issue
You seem upset. What is your problem?
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- French:rencontrer un problème, ...
- German:auf ein Problem stoßen, ...
- Italian:incontrare un problema, ...
- Spanish:encontrarse con un problema, ...
- Portuguese:encontrar um problema, ...
- Chinese:遇到问题, ...
- Japanese:問題に直面する, ...
- Arabic:وَاجَهَ مُشْكِلَة, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִיתַּקֵּל בְּבַעְיָה, ...
- Russian:столкнуться с проблемой, ...
- Ukrainian:зіткнутися з проблемою, ...
- Hindi:समस्या आना, ...
- Bengali:সমস্যায় পড়া, ...
- Catalan:trobar-se amb un problema, ...
- Czech:narazit na problém, ...
- Danish:støde på et problem, ...
- Dutch:op een probleem stuiten, ...
- Greek:συναντώ πρόβλημα, ...
- Hungarian:problémába ütközni, ...
- Khmer:ជួបបញ្ហា, ...
- Korean:문제에 부딪히다, ...
- Persian:به مشکل برخوردن, ...
- Polish:napotkać problem, ...
- Portuguese (BR):encontrar um problema, ...
- Romanian:a întâmpina o problemă, ...
- Swedish:stöta på ett problem, ...
- Thai:เจอปัญหา, ...
- Turkish:bir sorunla karşılaşmak, ...
- Vietnamese:gặp trục trặc, ...
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