If an accident is absolutely unavoidable and you must hit something (obviously you would want to avoid pedestrians first and foremost) you should avoid hitting any object that would cause a dead stop. Think about this in terms of a water balloon or an egg. If you were to climb a ladder and drop the egg straight down, the egg would splatter in all directions around the point of impact on the floor. However if you were to throw the egg across the room, it would only splatter in one direction from the point of impact. These characteristics are also similar to the physics of a moving vehicle upon impact. If a car were to crash into a wall or rail at an angle as opposed to straight on it would ricochet off the wall or rail. If the car hits straight on, there is a sudden loss of motion, which can cause serious injuries, death, or even ejection from the vehicle if you were travelling fast enough.
You must hit it with something.
His aim "music" aim is richboyphresh. But he never gets on it. His personal aim is tdashrich , duhh. Hit him on there but if you don't know him, don't hit him up a lot in a row. As a close friend, that is his personal aim (Tdashrich) (:
You can swing the crowbar with the left mouse button. If you aim at a crate or an enemy when you swing it, you can hit something with it.
Yes, but your aim must be perfect. Yes, but your aim must be perfect.
you can hit the target.
In volleyball, you aim to hit the ball over the net and into the opponent's court to score points.
Brian can't hit the fish because he is aiming to high. The water refracts the image by bending the light. So in order to hit the fish Brian must actually aim below the fish.
"To aim at" is to target someone or somthing, usually with a weapon or some other projectile, such as a baseball, for example. "To aim to" is an in formal way of saying "to intend to" do something. For example, "I aim to be President in 2012."
Hit it, hit it, hit it (or "go, go, go") Don't lose your aim Because if you lose it (your aim) You will lose the path. You've already hit it once You've already hit it twice You've already hit it three times And your time is over
More than likely, this idiom comes from archery and shooting. Being good with guns and projectile weapons is referred to as having "good marksmanship." So it means you hit what you aim to hit. So as an idiom, if you say something exactly as intended and your audience understands it the way you meant it, and you strike something your audience believes to be true, then you hit your mark.
Your aim name, is what you use to log into the service. You also will use the account to chat with other people, and use the AIM dashboard. You MUST have a screen name to use the AIM service.
HTC stands for Hit The Cell