Idiom: hit the nail on the head

Meaning

Idiom: hit the nail on the head

— You hit the nail on the head with your proposal at the staff meeting yesterday.

— Your comments about the lack of funding for after-school programs really hit the nail on the head.

— The committee's comments about the threats to the environment hit the nail on the head.

— Lady Gaga's costume for the Met Gala really hit the nail on the head for this year's theme.

— The decorations for the prom hit the nail on the head. Who organized the preparations?

— I couldn't have said it better. You hit the nail on the head.

— Nadia Comaneci's Olympic routine hit the nail on the head and she scored the first perfect 10 at the 1976 games.

— This launch better hit the nail on the head or we'll be out of business before we even start.

— Marlon Brando hit the nail on the head with his performance in “The Godfather.”

— We really hit the nail on the head with this video. We already have a million YouTube views.