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Mr1bin Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Hit the something

I heard that expression. Hit the sth like mountain.

What other things can I use after "Hit the ____"?

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mr1bin Hit the sth like mountain. I'm not sure what you mean by this. " These are reasonably common expressions: Hit the hay -- go to bed Hit the sack -- go to bed Hit the road -- leave Hit the nail right on the head -- correctly pinpointed the problem or proposed the perfect solution Hit the dirt -- to fling oneself suddenly to the ground (like to avoid being shot) Hit the ground running -- to start a new activity immediately and vigorously there are probably more .

— Khoff

  • mr1bin Hit the sth like mountain.
  • I'm not sure what you mean by this.
  • " These are reasonably common expressions: Hit the hay -- go to bed Hit the sack -- go to bed Hit the road -- leave Hit the nail right on the head -- correctly pinpointed the problem or proposed the perfect solution Hit the dirt -- to fling oneself suddenly to the ground (like to avoid being shot) Hit the ground running -- to start a new activity immediately and vigorously there are probably more .
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mr1binHit the sth like mountain.
I'm not sure what you mean by this. I've never heard "hit the mountain" or "hit the something."

These are reasonably common expressions:

Hit the hay -- go to bed
Hit the sack -- go to bed
Hit the road -- leave
Hit the nail right on the head -- correctly pinpointed the problem or proposed the perfe
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