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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a few hit" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "a few hits"? If this is the case, you can use it when referring to a small number of successful outcomes or instances, often in contexts like music, sports, or search results.
Example: "The artist had a few hits that topped the charts last year."
Alternatives: "a couple of hits" or "several hits".
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Most were inaccurate, but a few hit their mark.
But there are numerous balls in the air, and quite a few hit their intended targets.
A few hit songs addressing gay subjects had appeared before Stewart's track.
Last year's host was Mike Myers, who has had a few hit movies of his own.
Electronic Arts said consumers appeared to be buying a few hit games, rather than spreading out their spending.
Some did manage a few hit ads, like one using "Elvira, Mistress of the Dark" to sell beer at Halloween.
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The regular table menu produced a few hits as well.
A few hits like this are considered just normal wear-and-tear.
Attempts to design or to find effective small molecule AQP inhibitors have yielded only a few hits.
"I cuffed one hand, but with the other he pulls out a bottle and we struggled; a few hits here, a few hits there," he said.
Now they simply hope to get a few hits and maybe win a game.
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