hacks it

/hæks ɪt/

VERB

1. Meeting expectations or being good enough

To be sufficiently capable, effective, or successful at performing a task or meeting a particular standard.

Used to describe someone or something that performs adequately, meets expectations, or demonstrates the ability to handle a task successfully.

Despite the demanding workload, she hacks it and consistently delivers excellent results.
The new software hacks it when handling complex calculations.
He was worried about the difficult examination, but he eventually hacks it.
The team hacks it under pressure and completes the project successfully.

VERB

To achieve success, make progress, or reach a desired level of accomplishment in life, work, or a particular endeavor.

Used to describe someone who progresses in their career, gains recognition, or reaches an important position through their efforts and achievements.

Despite coming from a modest background, she hacks it and becomes a successful entrepreneur.
With dedication and perseverance, he hacks it in the competitive entertainment industry.
The young athlete hacks it and eventually becomes a national champion.

Used when someone or something develops successfully, flourishes, or experiences sustained improvement and prosperity.

With strong leadership and a dedicated workforce, the business hacks it in a competitive market.
The organization hacks it despite the economic challenges.
The community hacks it through cooperation and continued investment.