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Meantolearn Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary
Hit -- a verb
"If you don't aim for anything, then you'll hit it." ( spoken by an American fellow on a TV program, which teaches non-native speakers English)
1. Does the quote above make sense to you? Please explain.
2. What does 'hit' mean if it does make sense to you?
Thanks
1. Does the quote above make sense to you? Please explain.
2. What does 'hit' mean if it does make sense to you?
Thanks
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1. Does the quote above make sense to you? -- Yes, I have heard it before.
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- Does the quote above make sense to you?
- -- Yes, I have heard it before.
- It is a bit of ersatz Zen: Don't preoccupy yourself too much with your goal, and then you will be more likely to attain it .
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1. Does the quote above make sense to you? Please explain.-- Yes, I have heard it before. It is a bit of ersatz Zen: Don't preoccupy yourself too much with your goal, and then you will be more likely to attain it.
2. What does 'hit' mean if it does make sense to you?-- Hit = strike, as an arrow into a target.
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1. Does the quote above make sense to you? Please explain.-- Yes, I have heard it before. It is a bit of ersatz Zen: Don't preoccupy yourself too much with your goal, and then you will be more likely to attain it.
2. What does 'hit' mean if it does make sense to you?-- Hit = strike, as an arrow into a target.
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