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Dar en el clavo

To get something exactly right. The perfect guess, comment or gift? Nailed it.

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  1. Diste en el clavo con ese regalo.

    You nailed it with that gift.

  2. Creo que diste en el clavo: necesitamos descansar.

    I think you hit the nail on the head: we need to rest.

  3. ¡Le encanta! Dimos en el clavo.

    They love it! We nailed it.

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Diste en el clavo con ese regalo.

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