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Discover Ludwig"going to crush it" is correct and can be used in written English
It is a phrase used to express enthusiasm and determination when someone is about to accomplish something difficult or challenging. For example, "I'm going to crush it on my upcoming math exam!"
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We're going to crush it.
We're going to crush it this year.
"It's much more a campaign-based model, where you're going to crush it for a few years and then be absent for a while," Bahat said.
"They think, 'When I hit the ball, it will go farther than when I hit it before.' They have this different attitude, like they're invincible, and they're just going to crush it.
I've seen their roadmap items and I think they're going to crush it in revenue soon".
We faced so many obstacles still, I knew that, but at that moment, and for the first time ever, I felt supremely confident that we were going to crush it.
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She went to crush it, and its guts smeared out in this really grotesque awful mess.
But I'm not going to crush him.
"I think Mr. Payne spoke truth to power, and power decided they were going to crush him," he said.
"She knows that she is going to crush Marzelline when it all comes out," Ms. Mattila said.
Now, you are going to crush the ice and the best way to crush it is to use a rolling pin.
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