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12-Dec-2006, 02:40
Ju
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Hit list
As far as I know,
hit list
means a list of people who are going to be murdered or acted against
His boss is going to terminate a number of staff in this department, unfortunately, Leo is among the hit list.
Is the above sentence OK?
Thanks
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12-Dec-2006, 09:20
BobK
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Re: Hit list
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Originally Posted by
Ju
As far as I know,
hit list
means a list of people who are going to be murdered or acted against
His boss is going to terminate a number of staff in this department, unfortunately, Leo is among the hit list.
Is the above sentence OK?
Thanks
Almost.
His boss is going to terminate a number of staff in this department
;
unfortunately, Leo is
on
the hit list.
You could also say Leo was 'in the firing line'.
b
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