hit or miss
Meaning: Unplanned or random; equally likely to succeed or fail.
Language: English
Literally: (Already vivid in English)
Category: The Absurd
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More English idioms
- hit pay dirt — To find something of great value.
- hit the jackpot — To get rich or find something of value.
- hit the sack — To go to bed.
- hit the spot — To satisfy in just the right way.
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- not hold a candle to someone — Not equal to someone or something; when two persons or things are compared, the first one…
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