No. 11,860 in Spanish
hit
The Spanish word "hit" is not a native Spanish term; it is primarily an English word. If used in Spanish, it typically refers to a popular song or success, borrowed from English.
In a sentence
Juan golpeó la puerta con fuerza.
Juan hit the door forcefully.
Here, 'hit' refers to physically striking something with force (golpear).
El cantante tuvo un gran éxito con su nueva canción.
The singer had a big hit with his new song.
In this sentence, 'hit' signifies achieving great popularity or success (éxito).
La mala noticia golpeó a todos inesperadamente.
The bad news hit everyone unexpectedly.
Here, 'hit' describes an emotional impact or effect on individuals (golpeó).
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