US /hɛd fər ðə hɪlz/
・UK /hed fə ðə hɪlz/
So there's an old expression: "Head for the hills." If there's a flood coming, if it's
raining very heavily and the water's starting to rise, head for the hills; go toward the
At least make an effort to give up the urge to pack up your belongings and head for the hills.
to pack up your belongings and head for the hills.
"Head for the hills", "Make for the lobby", okay, but very, very specific situations.
There are situations where you can use "for": head for the hills, make for the lobby, okay?
It's a little hard to conceptualize because we're so used to thinking of history in terms of states, and this region is, to quote him, "relatively stateless." Zomia was at least partially created by slavery, actually, because flight from slavery is one of the main reasons that people head for the hills.
is one of the main reasons that people head for the hills. According to Scott, "Southeast Asian states were slaving states,
In search of a better way of life, they abandon the old city-states and head for the hills.
they abandon the old city-states and head for the hills
If you're feeling the need to settle the nerves after all those theme parks, head for the hills.