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Definition
To meet a target, goal, or standard.
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How it's used
Often used in professional or academic contexts to describe hitting a specific benchmark, such as a sales quota or a passing grade. While it sounds slightly formal, it is frequently used in casual office talk or when discussing personal goals. It carries a sense of accomplishment, implying that a clear requirement was set beforehand.
Examples
Did you meet the target for this exam?
He worked hard and finally met the target.
Related words
Common phrases
successfully meet the target
failed to meet the target
Common mistake
Do not use this to describe reaching a physical destination or a person, as it strictly refers to abstract goals, standards, or numerical targets.
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Grammar guides
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