hit out at (hit out at)

Phrasal-verb Communication

Signification

to criticize someone or something angrily

critiquer quelqu'un ou quelque chose de manière en colère (critiquer kelk'un ou kelk'choz an koler)

"The politician hit out at the media for spreading lies."

"Le politicien a critiqué les médias pour avoir répandu des mensonges." (Le politicien **hit out at** les médias pour avoir répandu des mensonges.)

to change behavior or plans because circumstances require it

to give someone the details or latest information about some...

to move or progress in the direction of winning or success

to feel relaxed after a stressful situation

to involve all members actively in a discussion or activity

to divide snacks into measured servings