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talk 222. 나는 자러 가는 게 좋겠어 I'd better hit the sack. hit the sack 자다, 잠자리에 들다 sack 자루,부대 = go to bed = hit the sack = hit the hay > OK, good night. > Really? This early? I usually hit the sack around midnight. The kids need to hit the sack soon. I start work early tomorrow, so I'd better hit the sack.

talk 132. 나는 운동하러 가야 해 I need to hit the gym. hit the gym 헬스장에 가다, 운동하다 = work out hit 치다 / gym 헬스장 hit the books 공부하다 hit the sack 자다 > Me, too. Let's go after work. > You work out a lot these days. I don't have time to hit the gym. I try to hit the gym twice a week. Starting this month, I'm going to hit the gym every day.

#. Hit the sack Hey guys! We're going to learn a new English expression today and it is "hit the sack." To hit the sack simply means "to go to bed." This is an informal expression, so only use it with people you're close to. Don't use "hit the sack" in a formal situation because you might sound really awkward! Now listen to a dialogue between two roommates talking about watching a movie. Listen ..