Question

Hit the nail on the head

• A. To make a mistake
• B. To be very precise or accurate
• C. To get hurt while working
• D. To start an argument

Hint:

For idioms, imagine the literal scenario—here, hitting a nail at the head is exact and correct, which translates into precision in meaning.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is B

The idiom “hit the nail on the head” originates in carpentry, where striking a nail directly on its head represents the correct and exact action. In a figurative sense, it signifies describing or executing something with complete precision.
\n\(\Rightarrow\) Consequently, the idiom signifies “to be extremely precise or accurate.” \n\n\n \boxed{\text{Hit the nail on the head = To be very precise or accurate}} \n\n