We will start soon. Tohittheroad is American slang, which means "set out" and "set out". Let's "set out". You can learn to use Let 'shittheroad flexibly and say that we'd better have some interesting and practical uses. It's a long way home. Hit. For example, tohitthebooks, as we all know, doesn't mean "typed books", but if you hear someone say Igottagohomeandhitthebooks, how do you understand this sentence? I have to go home and study hard. If you are studying abroad and are really tired of eating and reading with your roommate, you suggest going to bed. At this time, it is best not to say Let'sgotobed, because this sentence has another meaning and is easy to lead to misunderstanding. You can use the word hit to say "Let's go to hell". If your roommate still doesn't want to sleep, and in turn gives you a cup of fragrant coffee to resist the sandman, and you want to say "this cup of coffee is really what you want", you can say Thiscupofcoeffereallythespot. Tohitthespot is a popular spoken language in the United States, which means that drinks or food are satisfactory and meet the needs.