2017/03/28
Idioms "hit the books"


The idiom "to hit the books" simply means "to study," often with the nuance of studying hard.

So, for example:

Suzie: I'm going out for dinner and drinks with some friends tonight. Do you want to come?
Keiji: I'd love to, but I can't. I have a big test tomorrow, so I have to hit the books.
--Here, Keiji means that he has to stay home and study hard for his test.

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