Moderate as in get out To leave or go away, often used in a dismissive or annoyed manner; equivalent to saying "get lost" or "go away." Clear All
6 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Take A Hike'
She didn't like the team's decision, so she told them to take a hike and joined a different group.
The old computer was acting up again, so I decided it was time to take a hike and buy a new one.
The manager asked the unproductive employee to take a hike and find a job that suited him better.
Disappointed with the movie, he told his friends to take a hike and went home early.
The coach, disappointed with the player's lack of commitment, asked him to take a hike from the team.
He couldn't tolerate the gossip anymore and decided it was time for him to take a hike from the social group.
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