Strike
Does the term 'strike' make sense in this context:
"I saw a miniature boat floating on the water.
So I ran to the water, I threw myself into the it on my belly, and tried to grab the boat, but unexpectedly it escaped from the reach of my hands.
Anyway, I didn't lose my determination, and with my eyes fixed on a boat, I was sure that in my next strike, the boat would be in my hands."
(And would 'onslaught' (instead of 'strike') make sense?)
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Christine Christie Does the term 'strike' make sense in this context: Not really. I'd be more vague and say "try". On my next try, the boat would be in my hands.
- Christine Christie Does the term 'strike' make sense in this context: Not really.
- I'd be more vague and say "try".
- On my next try, the boat would be in my hands.
- ) No.
- 'onslaught' evokes images of war.
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Christine ChristieDoes the term 'strike' make sense in this context:
Not really. I'd be more vague and say "try".
On my next try, the boat would be in my hands.
Christine Christie(And would 'onslaught' (instead of 'strike') make sense?)
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