To hit the hay” – English idiom

Image source: 1; 2. Another way to say it is TO HIT THE SACK ;-). This is a nice comic on this idiom made by Ploopikoosy: More example sentences from the web: I have a busy day tomorrow, so I think I'll hit the hay. Time to go home and hit the hay! I'm tired,…

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Sydney English Teacher - Idiom of the day: To hit the sack, is the same as to hit the hay (the idiom we learnt together just a few days ago). It means

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The Britannica Dictionary on X: Idiom: hit the hay/sack = to go to bed I'm tired. I'm going to hit the hay early tonight. #ESL #EFL #ELL #TESOL #TEFL #Idioms #LearnEnglish

English Idioms on X: Idiom examples: 1- Hit the books: This idiom simply means to study, especially with particular intensity. It is used as a verb – hit the books. 2- Hit