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Hhtt Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary
crash v. hit v. strike
Which of the following is correct, idiomatic and in the same sense with each other?
1 and the original: The car struck a fence
2. The car hit a fence.
3. The car crashed a fence.
If one of them have different meaning or nuance, what would it be?
Thank you.
1 and the original: The car struck a fence
2. The car hit a fence.
3. The car crashed a fence.
If one of them have different meaning or nuance, what would it be?
Thank you.
Top answer
hhtt 3. The car crashed into a fence. "Hit" and "struck" mean the same thing; "crashed into" suggests a more serious collision with the car coming to a stop.
- hhtt 3.
- The car crashed into a fence.
- "Hit" and "struck" mean the same thing; "crashed into" suggests a more serious collision with the car coming to a stop.
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hhtt3. The car crashed into a fence."Hit" and "struck" mean the same thing; "crashed into" suggests a more serious collision with the car coming to a stop.
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