strike

• IPA: /stɻaɪk/

to strike (strikes, struck, stricken, striking)

1. To delete
2. To hit
3. To stop working to achieve better working conditions
4. (Obsolescent) To surrender (strike one's colors)

• Dutch: doorhalen (1), slaan (2), toeslaan (2)
• Esperanto: forigi (1), frapi (2), bati (2), striki (3)
• Finnish: iskeä (2), lyödä (2), lakkoilla (3)
• French: rayer (1), barrer (1), frapper (2), battre (2), faire la grève, se mettre en grève (3)
• Indonesian: menabrak, menubruk, menyerang
• Japanese: 攻撃する (こうげきする, kōgeki-suru)

strike (strikes)

1. baseball: a status resulting from a batter swinging and missing an accurate pitch, or having a pitch pass over home plate at a height between a batter's shoulders and knees, or hitting a ball into foul territory without being caught
2. bowling: the act of knocking down all ten pins in on the first roll of a frame
3. a work stoppage
4. a blow or application of physical force against something

• Esperanto: maltrafo (1), plentrafo (2)
• Finnish: lakko (3)
• French: strike m
• Spanish: huelga f (3)