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site -> sight Teaching, not nit-picking: "shoot on sight" is the idiom here, meaning shoot as soon as target is visually confirmed. Whereas "on site" relates t
by chrisweekly 8y ago
site -> sight
Teaching, not nit-picking:
"shoot on sight" is the idiom here, meaning shoot as soon as target is visually confirmed. Whereas "on site" relates to location.
- gehsty 8y agoThis has made me chuckle. Thank you for the lesson. I need a context aware spell checker :) (it was a spelling mistake, not a lack of understanding)