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Meanings of hit the shelves in English
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Usage of hit the shelves in English
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The company didn't say when the new Band-Aids would hit the shelves.
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Mark your calendar, the new shades hit the shelves on December 26.
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The first plastic-display mobile phones will hit the shelves by late 2000.
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People might recognize Luc when the magazine hit the shelves in March.
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The Wowwee Roboquad is one of the latest to hit the shelves.
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In January, a new drink hit the shelves of Irish shops and supermarkets.
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THE Barefoot Investor Scott Pape's highly-anticipated new book has officially hit the shelves.
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A new volume, posthumously collected, is due to hit the shelves this spring.
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But the Arctic Apple is about to hit the shelves of American supermarkets.
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So it's unclear when, or if, the gadget might ever hit the shelves.
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Keep your eyes out for these once they hit the shelves-they'lldisappear fast.
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The project is slated to hit the shelves October 13.
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Like the Duo, the Neo won't hit the shelves until at least October 2020.
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I've often thought it strange how similar products hit the shelves are the same time.
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Then winter came, Phalanx hit the shelves, cases dropped.
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Sketching Guantánamo, a compilation of her work with accompanying essays, has just hit the shelves.
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Hit the shelves across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common