Pegar a alguien o algo con fuerza.
To hit someone or something with force.
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Decidió golpear con fuerza el saco de boxeo. — He decided to strike the punching bag vigorously.
Los trabajadores decidieron ir a la huelga por mejores sueldos. — The workers decided to strike for better wages.
Mientras hacía una lluvia de ideas, empezó a ocurrírsele algo. — An idea began to strike her while she was brainstorming.
¿Le viste golpear el tambor en el ensayo? — Did you see him strike the drum during practice?
¿Te unirás a la huelga la semana que viene? — Will you join us to strike next week?
¿Alguna vez se te ha ocurrido que deberíamos colaborar más? — Did it ever strike you that we should collaborate more?
Da un golpecito en la mesa para llamar la atención. — Please strike the table gently to get attention.
Pensaban seguir en huelga hasta que atendieran sus reclamaciones. — They planned to strike until their demands were met.
Por fin dio con la solución durante la reunión. — The solution finally struck him during the meeting.
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