Collocations withstrike
These are words often used in combination withstrike.
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bitter strike
The military was used again during the bitter strike of 1816.
From theCambridge English Corpus
carrier strike
They do it in the same way by protecting our carrier strike forces.
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coal strike
The result was not just a coal strike but a general strike.
From theCambridge English Corpus
heel strike
Assuming that this heel strike is inelastic, the foot will stay on the ground.
From theCambridge English Corpus
military strike
He should be under no illusion that that military power would be hard hit in the event of a military strike.
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nationwide strike
Meanwhile, labor organizations made plans for a nationwide strike.
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one-day strike
The only recent strike has been the one-day strike in protest against impending closure.
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pre-emptive strike
Thomas's actions are, in any case, much more understandable as a reaction than as a pre-emptive strike of some sort.
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prolonged strike
The prolonged strike had effects which resulted ill unemployment long after the strike finished.
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tactical strike
We also need a new shorter-range tactical strike and reconnaissance aircraft for battle area close support with the ability to defend itself.
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threatened strike
I believe they are heartily ashamed of their union and that they are heartily ashamed of the threatened strike.
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