1. 插嘴：strike home 击中要害 | strike in 插嘴 | strike it rich 走运
2. 突然插嘴; 干涉; (疾病)内攻：strike home 使受致命伤 取得预期效果 使清楚认识到 | strike in 突然插嘴; 干涉; (疾病)内攻 | strike into 突然, 开始; (突然)跑, 逃; 打, 扎(进), 忽然转入
3. 渗入：striation 条纹,环纹(纸病) | strike in 渗入 | stridk-through 击穿
4. 强行进入,闯入;打断,插嘴：strike rocky 突然除了,爆发;(of)逃出 | strike in 强行进入,闯入;打断,插嘴 | strike drush 损坏,分解,瓦解
1. Cab drivers went on strike in another two Chinese towns on Monday, demanding government intervention on issues including high monthly cab rental fees and unlicensed taxis.
2. The general strike forced authorities to cancel nearly all flights in and out of the nation's main airports.
3. The carnage was the latest of a series of calamities linked with Chechen separatists to strike Russia in the past week.
4. Some of the world's biggest quakes strike in subduction zones including the catastrophic Indian Ocean temblor in 2004 that generated deadly tsunami waves.
5. The strike took place shortly after Hamas militants celebrated in the streets at the release of another leader of the group by Palestinian security forces.
6. Freezing weather with a steep drop of over 12 or even 14 Celsius degrees in temperatures is forecasted to strike most parts of China.
7. A cold wave will strike northern China in the next two days, the Central Meteorological Station said today.
8. But the strike did not cause the utter chaos that many had feared, and traffic in many parts of town was surprisingly light.
9. Tsang's warning may strike a chord elsewhere in Asia, where inflows of capital threaten to create bubbles.
10. It was also the third terror strike on a Sinai resort in less than two years to coincide with a national holiday in Egypt.