Hit the hay
Slang Term
AmericanBritishAustralian
★★★★☆ Common
Casual
意味: Go to bed.
去睡觉。
Irse a dormir.
寝床につく。
잠자리에 들다.
To go to sleep for the night. The 'hay' refers to old straw-filled mattresses, similar to 'hit the sack.'
晚上去睡觉。'hay'(干草)指的是旧时填充干草的床垫,与'hit the sack'有相似的由来。
Irse a dormir por la noche. 'Hay' (heno) se refiere a los antiguos colchones rellenos de paja, similar a 'hit the sack'.
夜、眠りにつくこと。「hay(干し草)」は昔の藁を詰めたマットレスを指し、「hit the sack」と似た由来を持つ。
밤에 잠자리에 드는 것을 뜻한다. 'hay'는 옛날 짚으로 채운 매트리스를 가리키며, 'hit the sack'과 비슷한 표현이다.
直訳: Get into a bed stuffed with hay
例文
- It's late—time to hit the hay. 很晚了,该睡觉了Es tarde, hora de irse a dormir遅くなった、寝る時間だ늦었다—이제 잘 시간이야.
- I'm going to hit the hay early tonight. 今晚我要早点睡Esta noche me voy a acostar temprano今夜は早めに寝るよ오늘 밤은 일찍 자려고.
- Let's hit the hay and get an early start. 睡吧,明天早点出发Vamos a dormir y madrugar寝て、明日早く出発しよう자고 내일 일찍 출발하자.
発音
/hɪt ðə heɪ/
使い方ガイド
場面: going to bed, nighttime, tiredness
トーン: casual, friendly
✓ 正しい言い方
- Time to hit the hay.该睡了Hora de irse a dormir寝る時間だ이제 잘 시간이야.
- Going to hit the hay.准备去睡了Voy a acostarme寝るところだ자러 갈 거야.
- Let's hit the hay.睡吧Vamos a dormir寝よう이제 자자.
✗ 間違った言い方
- Go to bedGo to bed(直接说'去睡觉')Go to bed(Decir simplemente 'ir a la cama')Go to bed(普通に「寝る」と言う)잠자리에 들다
- Go to sleepGo to sleep(直接说'去睡觉')Go to sleep(Decir simplemente 'ir a dormir')Go to sleep(普通に「眠る」と言う)자러 가다
よくある間違い
- Identical meaning to 'hit the sack'
- Slightly more rural connotation
起源と歴史
From old mattresses filled with hay or straw.
語源: American slang
初出: Early 20th century
文化的背景
Era: Modern (early 20th century)
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
Pop culture: American movies; Common expression
Regional notes: American origin, now universal.
バリエーション
Hit the hayHitting the hayTime to hit the hay
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