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Peter1107 Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
Proverbs
"If you aim nothing, you will hit the bull's eye every time"
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You have slightly misquoted the proverb, Peter. But you must tell us what question you are asking about anything you post. Why are you posting them in our Essay forum?
- You have slightly misquoted the proverb, Peter.
- But you must tell us what question you are asking about anything you post.
- Why are you posting them in our Essay forum?
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You have slightly misquoted the proverb, Peter. But you must tell us what question you are asking about anything you post. Why are you posting them in our Essay forum?
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hit the bull's eye every time, means?
sorry, wrong section again. how can I move this to the proper section of "Ask a question" page?
sorry, wrong section again. how can I move this to the proper section of "Ask a question" page?
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If you aim at nothing, you will hit the bull's eye every time.
hit the bull's eye every time = always succeed exactly and completely
hit the bull's eye every time = always succeed exactly and completely
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"If you aim at nothing, you will hit the bull's eye every time"
Lets change the words and see if it can be more clear:
"If you have nothing planned, you will do nothing"
"If your goals are nothing, you will always reach your goal"
A bulllseye is the center of a target used for archery (bow & arrow), and here it is used to mean 'a goal that you are trying to do'.
Lets change the words and see if it can be more clear:
"If you have nothing planned, you will do nothing"
"If your goals are nothing, you will always reach your goal"
A bulllseye is the center of a target used for archery (bow & arrow), and here it is used to mean 'a goal that you are trying to do'.
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