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Interventizio Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary
Nails it!
Can I use "that NAILS IT" to say that somebody used the right word for the circumstance?
An example:
Jack: "This movie is a high-budgeted piece of crap!"
Bob: "Right. I'd say 'crap' pretty much NAILS IT." (meaning the word 'crap' is spot-on).
Thanks
An example:
Jack: "This movie is a high-budgeted piece of crap!"
Bob: "Right. I'd say 'crap' pretty much NAILS IT." (meaning the word 'crap' is spot-on).
Thanks
Top answer
Hi Yes. You've used 'nails it' spot on Dave
- Hi Yes.
- You've used 'nails it' spot on Dave
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