shimacatu_sa
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Hi, I would like to know if I am using the idiom "hit the spot" correctly in the sentences below.
Can I use this idiom when someone literally hits the physical spot on my body?
1. Thank you for the drink. It was so hot outside, and I was thirsty. Your cold drink hit the spot.
2. The explanation you gave me really hit the spot. That was exactly I wanted to know.
3. To a massage therapist: "Ouch, you are hitting the spot. It hurts, but at the same time it feels so good.
Can I use this idiom when someone literally hits the physical spot on my body?
1. Thank you for the drink. It was so hot outside, and I was thirsty. Your cold drink hit the spot.
2. The explanation you gave me really hit the spot. That was exactly I wanted to know.
3. To a massage therapist: "Ouch, you are hitting the spot. It hurts, but at the same time it feels so good.