Question

Idioms meaning of Hit the Books in English ​

Answer 1

✨Hit the books

◼Definition: To study, especially with particular intensity.

◼Sentence: I have to hit the books this weekend as, my exams start next week.

Answer 2

Hit the books - to begin to study in a serious and determined way.

Idioms:

We must know that an idiom is a combination of words that give you a different meaning than its literary meaning in general.

Examples:

• Pull yourself together - calm down
• Piece of cake - easy, etc.

Answer:

'Hit the books' means 'to begin to study in a series and determined way' like in time of exams, people usually do.

Let us write a few example sentences:

1. Subir started to hit the books when he got the news of his exam.
2. She should have hit the books earlier.
3. No one is going to tell you to hit the books until you yourself think the same.
4. In today's world, we are forgetting to hit the books and going the other way 'hit the phones'.

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