Примери коришћења Hit back на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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We hit back.
We have to hit back.
Hit back twice.
Sometimes I hit back.
We hit back harder.
Europe to hit back.
Moscow hit back by expelling Western diplomats.
Girls who hit back?
Russia hit back with reciprocal expulsions of foreign diplomats.
I had to hit back.
But now Ivanka has hit back at suggestions of complicity in her father's presidency.
We had to hit back.
Corbyn immediately hit back and cited his late mother, Naomi, a peace campaigner.
Vinick will hit back.
When he hit back, the voters thought it was just an ugly campaign a pox on both our houses.
Boards don't hit back.
Tehran hit back by accusing Turkey of supporting terrorist organizations“to destabilize neighbouring countries.”.
Israel immediately hit back.
Huawei hit back, arguing that restricting the company's field of operation will not make the USA"more secure or stronger".
Sometimes we gotta hit back.
China immediately hit back, announcing that it plans to impose tariffs on US goods, which, last year, had an import value of $3 billion.
I think that we should hit back.
Following Pioli's initial struggles at Inter,De Boer hit back at the lack of leadership following Suning's takeover of Inter, which he credits for the lack of trust he was given while there.
Real enemies can hit back.
I think this sends a very powerful message to the media that the government will hit back sharply if any journalist tries to investigate sensitive political issues such as corruption, criminals and breaches of human rights.
Please, don't hit me, because I can't hit back.
Kosovo's government also hit back hard."Kosovo calls on all member states of the Council of Europe to strongly oppose this defamatory and biased report and not fall to the side of those who, at any cost, want to prevent the stability, progress and good governance in Kosovo," government spokesman and Thaci adviser Memli Krasniqi said.
A 2011 report from the Center for Strategic andBudgetary Assessments outlined how Iran could hit back with“asymmetric” tactics.
Paul Hertz, Astrophysics Division director at NASA Headquarters in Washington, hit back with a categorical denial of any cover up.
In June, the Trump administration increased tariffs on $250 billion worth of Chinese goods to 25 percent,and China hit back, raising tariffs up to the same rate on 5,000 US goods worth $60 billion.