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Clearly “hitting the nail on the head” doesn’t mean to actually strike something or someone. This week’s idiom, “to hit it the nail on the head,” refers to one of those moments when you understand something without any prior knowledge of it. As an expat in America, you’ve probably had moments when you had not yet encountered a word, or an action, or a custom, but you quickly and instinctively knew what it meant. And, you’ve probably had moments when this didn’t happen. Sometimes we hit the nail on the head, sometimes we don’t. Happily, with Apto as your guide, you’ll be hitting a lot more nails than not!
This week’s definition comes from The Free Dictionary:
Hit the Nail on the Head
to be right about something Mike hit the nail on the head when he said most people can use a computer without knowing how it works.
If you haven’t yet, give Apto a try. You’ll be pleased to discover how quickly you adapt to all the cultural and linguistic differences life in America presents!
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