Idiom: hit the mark
Meaning
Idiom: hit the mark
- to reach a goal or be successful
Example sentences
— I hope to hit the mark with this new technology for water purification.
— You hit the mark with that speech! Everyone listened carefully because it was so inspiring.
— We need a social media campaign that will hit the mark with young voters.
— If we raise another $10,000 today we will hit the mark for our annual campaign with three days remaining during this fundraiser.
— I think your interview hit the mark because we've never had so many viewers call in with questions and comments.
— How will you measure whether or not this effort hits the mark?
— My goal is to be a professional football player and each year I hit the mark toward each step of the process.
— They definitely hit the mark with the theme for the MET Gala this year.
— She is an amazing athlete. Every year she hits the mark in grand slalom racing.
— I never imagined we could hit the mark during the Coronavirus pandemic but growing our online presence was extremely profitable.
Synonyms
- deliver the goods
- make the cut
- make the grade
- pull of something
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