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M: To ditch work.

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M: To ditch the meeting. You can also say: to ditch the concert.

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M: To ditch my friend. Hey, can we ditch the library now! I am really tired and could use some coffee.

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M: Yep, here's the coffee shop. Li Hua, what do you want, my treat this time.

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M: Sounds good. Two coffees please. Here's your coffee, Li Hua.

L: Thanks!

M: No problem. Oh, so hot! Be careful. Good coffee, really hits the spot. I feel more awake now.

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M: Hit the spot means to satisfy one's need. I really needed some coffee earlier so it really hit the spot.

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M: Hit-the-spot. For example, if you are hungry and go eat you could say, "That food really hit the spot."

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M: A hot bath would hit the spot.

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M: A burger would hit the spot. Let's go, I'm hungry.

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