hit
- noun
- /hɪt/
- Texting
- You know how many hits we got on our website last night?
- get hits
- receive hits
- number of hits
What do you see gets the most hits at filmmaking stuff?
- What do you see gets the most hits at filmmaking stuff?
- So I, I googled public speaking practice and the first hit was called Toastmasters.
Examples
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Now we're doing about three dozen hits a week.
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After the advertisement aired, our site experienced a significant spike in hits, reaching a record high.
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All right, so I think those are all my hits for the month of March.
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How many hits have you guys registered?
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Her column generated thousands of hits a month for the e-zine.
Fiction book (2001) -
Our website, asme.org, attracted nearly 78,000 users and received nearly 1.3 million hits in an average week.
Academic text (2002) -
Classroom observation received 147 hits, and testing of student outcomes received 37 hits.
Academic text (2002) -
Last month, our website received more than 1,000 hits, reflecting its growing popularity.
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The viral video amassed over 5 million hits within just a few days of being posted online.
Synonyms
The number of times an online item has been watched
One time a person opens a web page in a browser
Idioms
- Informal
To reach the lowest point in your life before you begin to get better
To go out onto the street to look for work, run for exercise, or sell things
- Informal
To suddenly understand something you should have noticed earlier
Compounds
A vehicle crash caused by a driver who leaves without helping or saying who they are
A hit that lets the batter reach base safely, not because of an error or fielder's choice
How Popular
- Texting
- Texting
- Jargon
- Texting
- Jargon
Surface Forms
Etymology
Hit in computing for a website visit comes from the older idea of 'striking' or 'reaching' a point, so each time a page is accessed it is counted as a hit, like a small strike on the site.