Hit a Bullseye


🗓️ Idiom: Hit a Bullseye


💬 Meaning

  • To be exactly right or successful.
  • It means achieving perfect accuracy or getting exactly what was needed.

🧠 Example Sentences

  • The new shipping method hit a bullseye by reducing costs and speeding up delivery.
  • His sales pitch hit a bullseye and won over the client immediately.
  • Our market research really hit a bullseye. The customers loved the new features.

🏛️ Origin

This idiom comes from target sports like archery or darts, where the bullseye is the very center of the target. Hitting it shows perfect aim. In business, it means doing something with great success or precision.


📝 Practice Exercises

1. Fill in the blank:

The new inventory system __________ by solving several key problems at once.

Answer

hit a bullseye

2. Choose the correct meaning of “hit a bullseye”:

A) To make a small mistake
B) To fail completely
C) To achieve perfect success
D) To delay a project

Answer

C) To achieve perfect success

3. Rewrite the sentence using the idiom:

“Our new pricing strategy was exactly what the market needed.” → Change the sentence using: hit a bullseye

Answer

Our new pricing strategy hit a bullseye.


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