Hit it off
English Idiom
Meaning: To quickly form a good relationship with someone, often based on mutual interests or an immediate connection. This can occur in both personal and professional settings.
Origin: The idiom 'hit it off' dates back to the 18th century. It originated from the idea of striking or hitting something successfully, which was later adapted to describe people who immediately get along well upon meeting.
Examples
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From the very first meeting, the new colleagues hit it off and began collaborating on multiple projects.
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Despite their differing backgrounds, the two artists hit it off and produced a stunning exhibition together.
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The children hit it off instantly, spending the entire afternoon playing and laughing.
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During the networking event, she hit it off with several key influencers in her industry.
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At the family reunion, cousins who hadn't seen each other for years hit it off and shared stories late into the night.
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The new roommates hit it off so well that they decided to travel together during summer break.
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Even though they came from opposite ends of the country, they hit it off and started a long-distance friendship.
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Their love for classic literature made them hit it off during the book club meeting.
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Within minutes of their introduction, the business partners hit it off and started brainstorming innovative ideas.
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Despite their significant age difference, the mentor and mentee hit it off, leading to a fruitful and inspiring relationship.
