hits, hit, hitting
to hit up
phrasal verb
Contact someone, usually by phone or message
- 1I'll hit up Sarah to see if she's coming.
- 2You should hit up your friend for advice.
To "hit up" means to get in touch with someone, usually by calling or texting them. It's like reaching out to them to talk or ask a question. So if you want to "hit up" a friend, you would send them a message or give them a call.
When you "hit up" someone, remember to be clear about why you are contacting them. It helps to mention the purpose of your message or call right away to avoid any confusion or misunderstanding.
at a fuel pump
Quick Check-In
Timothy
Hey Kimberly, can you hit up Jake to see if he's joining us later?
Kimberly
Sure, I'll send him a message right now.
Timothy
Thanks! Let me know what he says.
Kimberly
Will do, I'll keep you posted.
at the train station
Missed Connections
Carol
Hey James, did you manage to meet up with Sarah yesterday?
James
No, I didn't. I forgot to hit up her before leaving.
Carol
That's too bad. Maybe try reaching out today?
James
Yeah, I'll definitely send her a message now.
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Similar to "to hit up":
- 1reach out
- 2get in touch