Choose the meaning of the idiom.
hit the sack
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D. to go to bed
- Step 1: 'Hit the sack' is a widely recognized informal English idiom used to describe the act of retiring for sleep.
- Step 2: The word 'sack' historically refers to a mattress filled with straw or cloth on which one rested.
- Step 3: In contemporary usage, it figuratively and directly means 'to go to bed'.
Answer
to go to bed.
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