Idiom
knock it out of the park
Meanings
To do something extremely well; to be very successful.
Definition
To do something extremely well or achieve a big success.
To "knock it out of the park" means to perform exceptionally well and impress others. It suggests a result that is clearly successful, not just good enough. People use it for presentations, projects, interviews, or any situation with a strong positive outcome.
Examples
- You really knocked it out of the park with that presentation.
- She knocked it out of the park in her job interview.
- The team knocked it out of the park on the product launch.
- He knocked it out of the park with his final exam score.
More at B2 level
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