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Jenne Phuong
2021-07-29 03:07
Spot on the money phrase
Used to say that someone or something is completely accurate.
A: His plan will be approved by the council. Believe me. B: Spot on the money! How could you know that?
Thank you for your detailed description. It is concise and spot on the money.
You can put your faith in his words. He is spot on the money most of the time.
"Spot on something" meaning completely or accurately dates from the 1920s although Eric Partridge maintains it was originally military terminology from WWII slang meaning right on target.
Do you see anything wrong?
Hide the secret instead of dealing with problems.
The city management team's attempts to sweep the scandal under the carpet were not very effective.
