B2 [ C ] a sudden change in the blood supply to a part of the brain, sometimes causing a loss of the ability to move particular parts of the body中风
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He's been fairly poorly since having a stroke in January.
He suffered a stroke in 1988 that left him unable to speak, but his mental capacity wasn't affected.
C2 something that happens or succeeds suddenly because of luck, intelligence, etc.幸运/高明的举动(等等)
[ S ] UK informal a small amount of work一点儿工作
[ C ] a quick, forceful action果断之举;断然之举
[ C ] one of the sounds that some clocks make at particular times, especially by ringing a bell once for each number of the hour钟声,钟鸣;(尤指)整点报时声
[ C ] mainly UK an act of moving your hand, another part of the body, or an object gently over something or someone, usually repeatedly and for pleasure轻抚,抚摸
B2 to move a hand, another part of the body, or an object gently over something or someone, usually repeatedly and for pleasure轻抚,抚摸
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"Go on, have a good cry", he said, stroking her hair.
She was all over him, kissing him and stroking him.
"I love it when you stroke my back, " she purred .
She leaned forward to stroke the dog but quickly drew back when she saw its teeth.
I stroked her back and it seemed to soothe her.
UK to hit a ball击球
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