Land a blow Meaning in English
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释义
To successfully hit someone or something with a punch, strike, or attack. It can also be used metaphorically for a successful or effective criticism or action.
用法与细微差别
Mostly used in formal or literary English, especially in sports (boxing, martial arts) and metaphorical contexts. Common collocation: 'land a devastating blow.' Not the same as just 'hit'; it implies success or impact. Used both literally and figuratively.
例句
The boxer finally landed a blow on his opponent.
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It is hard to land a blow when your opponent is fast.
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She managed to land a blow during the match.
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The senator's comment landed a blow to his opponent’s reputation.
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He couldn't land a blow, no matter how hard he tried.
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Their new product landed a blow against the competition.
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