Advanced as in get along To leave or go away, often used to express irritation or dismissal. Clear All
6 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Take A Hike'
Frustrated with the constant noise, Sarah told her noisy neighbors to take a hike.
Tired of the crowded city, Mark decided to take a hike in the serene mountains.
When faced with a challenging problem, sometimes it's best to take a hike and come back with a fresh perspective.
After finishing the project, I needed a break, so I decided to take a hike in the nearby woods.
Instead of getting upset, he chose to take a hike and let go of the frustration.
When the conversation turned unpleasant, she decided it was best to take a hike and avoid further arguments.
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