be bang on

slang To be exactly right. Primarily heard in UK. I think you were bang on in your analysis of Forster's novel.

(informal)

to be exactly correct You said she'd be in her early forties, didn't you? You were bang on.

Name	Pronounced	Usage
AdİLe	-	Turkish
Alphonse	al-FAWNS	French
Eliasz	EL-yahsh	Polish
Mhairi	VA-ree	Scottish
GÜLbahar	-	Turkish
Samson	SAM-sən (English)	Biblical, English, French, Biblical Latin