strike out
(BEGIN)Definition
› to begin a new and independent activity: I needed to strike out on my own. Next year I’m hoping to strike out and find a job where I could make some money.
(Definition of strike out (BEGIN) from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary
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strike it rich idiom
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strike n HIT
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strike n REFUSAL TO WORK
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strike out (someone) phrasal verb BASEBALL
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strike out at someone/something phrasal verb
- strike out phrasal verb BEGIN
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strike out phrasal verb FAIL
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strike up (something) phrasal verb START MUSIC
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strike up something phrasal verb START FRIENDSHIP
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strike v AGREE
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strike v CAUSE AN IDEA
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