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Definition of hit record - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
musicUS song or album that is very popularUS
- Their latest single became a hit record within weeks.
- That hit record topped the charts for months.
- She dreamed of producing a hit record one day.
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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 it off immediately at the party.
swing a blow toward someone or something without clear contact mentioned
He hit at the ball but missed completely.
reach the lowest point physically
The diver hit bottom at 30 meters.
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.
affect or shock someone suddenly and powerfully
The documentary's final scene hits between the eyes.
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.
send a message to someone
You can hit me up on social media.
reach a worse level than ever before
The company's profits hit new lows this quarter.
discover or think of something, especially an idea or solution
She hit on the perfect solution to the problem during the meeting.
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.
Expressions with record
officially documented or acknowledged publicly
The CEO's resignation is on record.
person who repeats the same thing often
He sounds like a broken record with his complaints.
person repeatedly saying the same thing
He sounded like a stuck record, repeating his complaints.
surpass a previously set achievement or performance level
She broke the world record in swimming.
surpass a previously set achievement or standard
She trained hard to break the record in swimming.
to possess a documented history
She has a record of all her achievements.
have the highest achievement in a category
She holds a record for the fastest marathon.
have the highest achievement in a category
She holds the record for the fastest marathon.
make sure facts are correct and clear for everyone
She spoke up to keep the record straight.
annoyingly repetitive in speech or behavior
Her reminders are like a broken record, always the same.
create a written or digital account of information
She made a record of the meeting minutes.
correct a previous error or misunderstanding
She set the record straight about her role in the project.
correct a misunderstanding or false impression
She decided to put the record straight about her resignation.
to clarify or state something clearly
Just for the record, I have never been there.
make a public statement for future reference
She decided to go on record about the incident.
achieving a notable status or recognition
Her performance went into the record books.
publicly known or acknowledged
Her opinion on the matter is on the record.
achieve something that changes existing records
The athlete's performance will rewrite the record books.
correct false information or misunderstandings
She decided to straighten the record about her involvement in the project.
newspaper known for reliable and official information
The Times is often called the paper of record in Britain.
surpass a previously set achievement or standard
She broke a record in the 100m sprint.
maintain a history without negative incidents
He aims to have a clean record at work.
be listed by police for past crimes or offenses
He can't get the job because he has a police record.
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- French:tube, ...
- German:Hit, ...
- Italian:successo discografico, ...
- Spanish:disco de éxito, ...
- Portuguese:hit, ...
- Chinese:热门唱片, ...
- Japanese:ヒットレコード, ...
- Arabic:أغنية ناجحة, ...
- Hebrew:לַהִיט, ...
- Russian:хитовый альбом, ...
- Ukrainian:хіт, ...
- Hindi:लोकप्रिय रिकॉर्ड, ...
- Bengali:হিট রেকর্ড, ...
- Catalan:èxit, ...
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- Greek:επιτυχία, ...
- Hungarian:sláger, ...
- Khmer:បទចម្រៀងល្បី, ...
- Korean:히트곡, ...
- Persian:اثر موفق, ...
- Polish:przebój, ...
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- Swedish:hitlåt, ...
- Thai:เพลงฮิต, ...
- Turkish:hit albüm, ...
- Vietnamese:bản hit, ...
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