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Discover Ludwig"she nailed it" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It means that someone has successfully completed a task or achieved a goal. Example: After weeks of practice, she finally performed her solo dance routine flawlessly. Her friends cheered and said, "She nailed it!"
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"But she nailed it".
This time, she nailed it.
Finally she nailed it.
As for the outfit, she nailed it.
She auditioned — and she nailed it.
"She nailed it," he said.
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Is she nailing it?
You can see how hard she works and how passionate she is and she just nailed it.
Don knew she had nailed it, and she knew it too.
She's a pro, and she just nailed it.
She totally nailed it, too – right up until she married at 18, became a born-again Christian, moved to a farm and started a family.
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