hit off

The phrase "hit off" has various meanings, often related to describing, mimicking, or forming relationships.

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Definition

B2Interpersonal Relationships

(informal)To have a good relationship with someone from the first meeting.

Example

  • They hit it off immediately and have been best friends ever since.
  • I didn't expect to hit it off with my new colleague so quickly.

C1Communication

(general)To describe or mimic something accurately, often in a humorous way.

Example

  • He hit off the politician's mannerisms perfectly, making everyone laugh.
  • Her ability to hit off different accents is impressive.

B2General Usage

(general)To succeed in doing something quickly or easily.

Example

  • She managed to hit off the solution to the problem in no time.
  • He hit off the recipe on his first try.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "hit off":

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