US /hɪt ði sæk/
・UK /hit ðə sæk/
If you're tired of waiting for an answer, you can tell them, "Stop beating around the bush." Now, what does it mean to "hit the sack"?
When you hit the sack or when you hit the hay, it means you go to bed or sleep.
Come on, let's hit the sack.
[ BROTHER ]: LET'S HIT THE SACK.
Hit the sack.
This expression is "hit the sack," which basically means prepare to sleep or get ready for bed.
Another expression that's actually very useful: "hit the hay" or "hit the sack". So we have two expressions, here.
We can say either: "hit the hay", "hit the sack". So, these are both...
And Christmas Eve, once the young foods hit the sack, 'twas the moment that Grimace Shake finally attacked.
And Christmas Eve, once the young foods hit the sack, 'twas the moment that Grimace Shake finally attacked.
LING: Mm, well listen, I am all library-ed out, so I'm gonna hit the sack early.
Well, listen, I am all libraryed out, so I'm going to hit the sack early.
Back in Black, I hit the sack.
What time people hit the sack and get up in the morning also varies by country.
I hit the sack.