Verb:

पुस्तक हिट,

hit the books's Usage Examples:

is struggling academically and Coach Frogface is demanding that he hit the books, as Galaxy High has had a lousy history at psych-hockey, but now Doyle.

Shaken by the event, Andy vows to "hit the books" and make amends.

Republic Italy Mafia Priest, BBC News, November 4, 1997 Jailed mobsters hit the books, The Australian, January 23, 2008 (in Italian) Aglieri: "Io, Dio e la.

"School in the Wilds : Far away from urban distractions, students hit the books and stoke the fires.

an intriguing start, but Del Rey is going to have to hit the books if she wants to stay as successful as her career promised early on".

In April the following year, a revised version of the Eagle hit the bookstalls.

As Druze recalled a half-century later, "You hit the books, you"re back on the field and you hit the books again.

"Top Chennai cops hit the books again - The Times of India".

"Tomic"s campaign now over so it"s time to hit the books".

"39-year-old writer returns to hit the books".

Hoffman and Sheriff Dalton hit the books.

where students can hit the books and the backcountry.

Synonyms:

hook, foul, volley, drive, undercut, toe, kill, heel, smash, connect, pop, bounce, shank, snick, croquet, pitch, backhand, putt, snap, play, cannon, bunt, ground, racket, propel, shoot, slice, impel, follow through, carry, hole out, shell, hole, bunker, pull, loft, whang, clap, single, ground out, triple, drag a bunt, top, fly, double, dribble,

Antonyms:

unmown, untrimmed, presence, inferior, leader,