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hit the books

/hɪt ðə bʊks/

Traduction: Expression familière signifiant se mettre à étudier ou travailler intensément, surtout avant un examen ou dans un but scolaire.

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/hɪt ðə bʊks/B1informal
  • frExpression familière signifiant se mettre à étudier ou travailler intensément, surtout avant un examen ou dans un but scolaire.

An informal expression meaning to begin studying or to study hard, especially for an exam or academic purpose.

  1. Study hardB1informalamerican

    To begin studying in a serious and focused manner, especially for an exam or test.

    frbûcher

    • I have a big exam tomorrow, so I need to hit the books tonight.
    • She hit the books all weekend to prepare for her final exams.
    • If you want to pass the class, you need to hit the books regularly.
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