The idiom “hit the books" means to study or to engage in serious and focused reading, especially for academic or educational purposes.
It suggests dedicating time and effort to learning or preparing for exams, assignments, or other intellectual activities.
She needed to hit the books and stay on top of her studies.
I have a big exam tomorrow, so I must hit the books tonight.
I stayed home and hit the books to prepare for the upcoming science fair.
To pass the driving test, I had to hit the books and study the rules of the road.
He realized that if he wanted to get that promotion, he would need to hit the books and develop new skills.
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