Strike off anything you think superfluous.(你感到多余的東西都要劃掉。)

Spain's top footballers have called off their strike and will be back in action on Saturday after resolving a pay dispute in marathon negotiations overnight.(連夜進行了馬拉松式的談判，解決了薪資糾紛之后，西班牙足球運動員取消了罷工，將從周六開始恢復運轉(zhuǎn)。)

There should be a seven-day cooling-off period between a strike ballot and industrial action.(罷工投票表決和采取罷工行動之間應有七天的冷卻期。)

The threatened strike has been called off.(揚言要進行的罷工被取消了。)

If I now hold that new one in my hand, it becomes very clear how well you can use it to strike meat off an animal.(如果我手中現(xiàn)在拿有一個新的砍砸器，用它從動物身上剔肉是如何游刃有余就相當顯而易見了。)

But strike off my feet in the red shoes!(但是請你把我這雙穿著紅鞋的腳砍掉吧！)

It's all well and good to jump off the deep end if no one's depending on your earnings. But if you have a family or other dependents, you have to be absolutely sure before you strike out on your own.(如果沒人靠你的收入生活，能跳出困境當然好，但是，如果你有家庭或其他依賴你的人，那你就必須在自主創(chuàng)業(yè)之前絕對有把握。)

She went out and told the servants that the scullery-maid was an impostor, and that they must take her out into the court-yard and strike off her head.(她走了出去，告訴仆人們，在洗碗女傭是個騙子，他們必須帶她出去到院子里和打擊了她的頭。)

It was all well and good to let them strike the first blow, but if they hit us hard below the belt, we should take an ax and cut their hands off.(讓他們先下手為強也就罷了，但如果他們暗中狠狠地打擊我們的要害，我們就應該拿起一把斧頭砍斷他們的手。)

The Italian followed up his strike in 1982 by going off on a memorable run, screaming his own name like you would in the playground.(這個意大利人在1982緊隨隊友攻入一球后，來了個長途奔襲，就像你會一樣在比賽場地高喊著自己的名字。)