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[hit] / hɪt /






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The project has been aiming to help people save money and prevent waste by connecting locals with experts who can help them repair broken household items - just like the hit BBC show.

From BBC

Tuesday’s announcements came just a day after China reported that it hit its 2025 economic growth target of around 5% despite lackluster domestic investment and consumption.

From The Wall Street Journal

Colours are then produced when those particles hit oxygen and nitrogen gases in the Earth's atmosphere.

From BBC

Among the European products that the proposed tariffs would hit are a range of luxury and high-end goods, from French perfumes, cheeses and wines to German automobiles.

From The Wall Street Journal

"It's hit the south all over - it's really picking up. It's not nice to deal with," she said.

From BBC