hit big

To find major or extraordinary success. My uncle earned a respectable living in the '90s selling computers, but he really hit big when he got into software development. The idea of reusing abandoned plots of land has hit big in other cities around the country.

hit (it) ˈbig

(informal) be very successful: The band has hit big in the US.

See also: big, hit

Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary

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hit it big
uncle
Uncle!
cried all the way to the bank, he/she
be in tall cotton
square apple
square john
square john broad
square-john broad
on the up and up

References in periodicals archive

Amer scored 22 in the second half and hit big shots in the fourth to keep the Elite at bay.

Tasked to guide the Bolts, Amer drops 31 in crucial game

It was trounced by Disney's animated hit Big Hero 6, which earned PS2.4million.

Kim comedy takes PS283k at box office

GABRIELLA CILMI Defender/Magic Carpet Ride An AA-side single from the lovely popstress who seems destined to finally hit big. This effort will bring a hit.

7 TUNES; PICK OF THE WEEK

It's clearly not a precise science but we all know Klaasen and Mardle can hit big finishes as frequently as either Wade or Jenkins.

Checkouts are pitched on low side; DARTS

'They both hit big balls, but go for so much that they make a lot of errors,' Navratilova, 46, said.

Tennis: Wimbledon 2003: I was better claims Martina

Fly-on-the-wall hit Big Brother received a record-breaking 7.5 million calls - more than one in 12 of the population.

IT'S BIG TETHER; New fly-on-the wall show has contestants tied up

In the kickoff show, The Usos reclaimed the SmackDown Tag Team Championships from The New Day after they hit Big E with a double superkick followed by a double frog splash.

Lesnar survives to retain Universal title at SummerSlam

I realised I'd hit big as soon as Kerry missed their free in the last minute.

Luck of the draw; Former GAA boss lands [euro]170k from [euro]50 bet after semi-final stalemate

The show had been a hotly-anticipated follow-up to Brand's summer hit Big Brother's Big Mouth.

Russell's big guns quit show

The singer, 35, is heading for stardom all over again, 17 years after she first hit big with The Beatmasters.

Betty Boo is back re-doin' the do

Fly-on-the-wall hit Big Brother received a record-breaking 7.5million calls - more than one in 12 of the population.

New Big Brother show is to tie for

The film, which hit big screens on January 11, is based on the 2016 Indian Army's surgical strikes in Pakistan following the attacks in Jammu and Kashmir's Uri town.

'Uri: The Surgical Strike' joins 100 crore club with high josh

'We have veterans in the team and we put them inside, and JC hit big shots,' said Vanguardia.

Intal-led Phoenix shocks San Miguel for first win

SEXY singer-songwriter Beulah is about to hit big with her new album...

Email: I'm keeping up with Jones girl

"Rather than hit big punts into the box we needed to show a bit more craft."

FOOTBALL: Eck furious as Gers fail to test Hedman

词组	hit big
释义	hit big hit big To find major or extraordinary success. My uncle earned a respectable living in the '90s selling computers, but he really hit big when he got into software development. The idea of reusing abandoned plots of land has hit big in other cities around the country. See also: big, hit Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. hit (it) ˈbig (informal) be very successful: The band has hit big in the US. See also: big, hit Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: hit it big uncle Uncle! cried all the way to the bank, he/she be in tall cotton square apple square john square john broad square-john broad on the up and up References in periodicals archive Amer scored 22 in the second half and hit big shots in the fourth to keep the Elite at bay. Tasked to guide the Bolts, Amer drops 31 in crucial game It was trounced by Disney's animated hit Big Hero 6, which earned PS2.4million. Kim comedy takes PS283k at box office GABRIELLA CILMI Defender/Magic Carpet Ride An AA-side single from the lovely popstress who seems destined to finally hit big. This effort will bring a hit. 7 TUNES; PICK OF THE WEEK It's clearly not a precise science but we all know Klaasen and Mardle can hit big finishes as frequently as either Wade or Jenkins. Checkouts are pitched on low side; DARTS 'They both hit big balls, but go for so much that they make a lot of errors,' Navratilova, 46, said. Tennis: Wimbledon 2003: I was better claims Martina Fly-on-the-wall hit Big Brother received a record-breaking 7.5 million calls - more than one in 12 of the population. IT'S BIG TETHER; New fly-on-the wall show has contestants tied up In the kickoff show, The Usos reclaimed the SmackDown Tag Team Championships from The New Day after they hit Big E with a double superkick followed by a double frog splash. Lesnar survives to retain Universal title at SummerSlam I realised I'd hit big as soon as Kerry missed their free in the last minute. Luck of the draw; Former GAA boss lands [euro]170k from [euro]50 bet after semi-final stalemate The show had been a hotly-anticipated follow-up to Brand's summer hit Big Brother's Big Mouth. Russell's big guns quit show The singer, 35, is heading for stardom all over again, 17 years after she first hit big with The Beatmasters. Betty Boo is back re-doin' the do Fly-on-the-wall hit Big Brother received a record-breaking 7.5million calls - more than one in 12 of the population. New Big Brother show is to tie for The film, which hit big screens on January 11, is based on the 2016 Indian Army's surgical strikes in Pakistan following the attacks in Jammu and Kashmir's Uri town. 'Uri: The Surgical Strike' joins 100 crore club with high josh 'We have veterans in the team and we put them inside, and JC hit big shots,' said Vanguardia. Intal-led Phoenix shocks San Miguel for first win SEXY singer-songwriter Beulah is about to hit big with her new album... Email: I'm keeping up with Jones girl "Rather than hit big punts into the box we needed to show a bit more craft." FOOTBALL: Eck furious as Gers fail to test Hedman
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