Advanced as in exit To leave or go away, often used in a dismissive or annoyed manner; equivalent to saying "get lost" or "go away." Clear All
7 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Take A Hike'
After the meeting, John decided to take a hike, frustrated with the unproductive discussions.
Exhausted from studying all night, Sarah decided to take a hike to clear her mind before the exam.
Frustrated with the computer issues, Tom decided to take a hike from technology and enjoy nature.
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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