英语词汇“hit the mark”的读音、翻译、释义、用法及例句-青年旅行网

idiomhit the mark1 if a statement hits the mark, it is true and exact:As usual, John Steane hits the mark in identifying Bjirling's early recordings as his best.He looked so angry that Jamila knew she had hit the mark.2 to be successful in getting the effect that you want:Weston's performance as a harassed father hits the mark as do most of the supporting cast.The album is very uneven, but a few songs hit the mark with their combination of urban sharpness and folky lament.opposite miss the mark: It is easy to write test questions that are perfectly correct with respect to grammar but still miss the mark because the students do not understand them.

NoteA mark is what you aim at when you practice shooting a gun.

hit the mark

1. Literally, to hit a target. The pitcher is having trouble hitting the mark tonight.

2. To have the desired effect. Based on that rousing round of applause, your speech really hit the mark.

3. To be correct or accurate. You really hit the mark with that answer—good job.

hit the mark

1. If something hits the mark, it is good and achieves what it was intended to achieve. It's the only track on the album which fails to hit the mark. Some of the jokes are gross and some aren't. Some hit the mark brilliantly and others miss by a mile.

2. If a word or description hits the mark, it is accurate. Is there a single word that captures the spirit of this town? `Hospitable' probably hits the mark. Note: The `mark' in this expression is the target used in shooting or archery (= a sport in which arrows are shot from a bow).

hit the mark

be successful in an attempt or accurate in a guess.

The mark referred to here is a target in shooting.

ˌhit/ˌmiss the ˈmark

succeed/fail in achieving or guessing something: He blushed furiously and Robyn knew she had hit the mark.

词汇	hit the mark
释义	Idiom hit the markhit the (something) mark to reach a certain point or level. Did the temperature really hit the -32 degrees centigrade mark last winter?His debts have hit the $3 million mark. idiomhit the mark1 if a statement hits the mark, it is true and exact:As usual, John Steane hits the mark in identifying Bjirling's early recordings as his best.He looked so angry that Jamila knew she had hit the mark.2 to be successful in getting the effect that you want:Weston's performance as a harassed father hits the mark as do most of the supporting cast.The album is very uneven, but a few songs hit the mark with their combination of urban sharpness and folky lament.opposite miss the mark: It is easy to write test questions that are perfectly correct with respect to grammar but still miss the mark because the students do not understand them. NoteA mark is what you aim at when you practice shooting a gun. hit the mark 1. Literally, to hit a target. The pitcher is having trouble hitting the mark tonight. 2. To have the desired effect. Based on that rousing round of applause, your speech really hit the mark. 3. To be correct or accurate. You really hit the mark with that answer—good job. hit the mark 1. If something hits the mark, it is good and achieves what it was intended to achieve. It's the only track on the album which fails to hit the mark. Some of the jokes are gross and some aren't. Some hit the mark brilliantly and others miss by a mile. 2. If a word or description hits the mark, it is accurate. Is there a single word that captures the spirit of this town? `Hospitable' probably hits the mark. Note: The `mark' in this expression is the target used in shooting or archery (= a sport in which arrows are shot from a bow). hit the mark be successful in an attempt or accurate in a guess. The mark referred to here is a target in shooting. ˌhit/ˌmiss the ˈmark succeed/fail in achieving or guessing something: He blushed furiously and Robyn knew she had hit the mark.
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