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on-target

[on-tahr-git, awn-] / ˈɒnˈtɑr gɪt, ˈɔn- /














ADVERB
right on the button
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McGregor's superb effort was Celtic's first on-target effort of the entire game and came beyond the four minutes of added-on time indicated by the match officials.

From Barron's

After running wide on a jet sweep, he threw an on-target deep ball to Kyren Lacy for a 45-yard completion that set up a touchdown in the first half.

From Washington Times

Cousins spiked the ball, and on came Joseph for the on-target kick that had plenty of distance to spare to send the Vikings into a familiar sideline frenzy after yet another tense victory.

From Seattle Times

The plays were indicative of what happened throughout the half — Smith getting time from his offensive line to let receivers get open downfield and then hitting them with on-target passes.

From Seattle Times

Indeed, the only two on-target efforts of St Mirren's four shots were the goals.

From BBC