Question

Idiom: “Hit the nail on the head.” What does this idiom mean?

• A. To hurt someone intentionally
• B. To describe something precisely or correctly
• C. To miss an opportunity
• D. To speak harshly

Hint:

When you "hit the nail on the head," you get something exactly right—whether it's a description, answer, or action.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is B

The idiom "hit the nail on the head" means to describe something exactly right or to do something with great precision. It is often used when someone gives a perfectly accurate or correct answer or assessment.
Thus, the correct meaning is: (B) To describe something precisely or correctly.