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BBC Learning English - 今日短语/ Hammer out a deal/agreement 敲定一笔交易、达成一项协议
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What Does It Mean to 'Hit the Nail on the Head'?
What Does It Mean to 'Hit the Nail on the Head'?
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IELTS in Myanmar - Idiom of the day -------------------- "hammer away at (someone or something)" Meaning: be persistent in trying to do something. "I worked all weekend to hammer away at my
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Idiom Land - The idiom “Hit the nail on the head“ means “to do or say exactly the right thing.“ 🤓 ⠀ “Hit the nail on the head” is a reference to
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