hit home
Verb
Meaning
refer to or be relevant or familiar to
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I hope this message hits home!
Ace Tomoyuki Sugano threw seven innings of one-run ball against the Swallows on Aug. 12 to improve to 7-0, while Hiroyuki Nakajima hit home run No. 200 in a win over the Dragons on Friday.
After I read what Bob had posted, I knew what I would say could not hit home as well as what Bob had written.
All of a sudden, their apathy to the economic issues that once hardly affected them now hit home and apathy morphed into outrage.
After the bicycle experience, the importance of what we do as a company again hit home for me.
Carter Thompson drilled a pinch hit home run in the sixth inning to narrow the deficit to one, but NDSU was unable to complete the comeback.