hit off

verb

1. tr, adverb to represent or mimic accurately
2. hit it off informal.
   to have a good relationship with

Example Sentences

Black said she paced throughout her house tapping on her shirt whenever the Dodgers were in “sticky” situations, as they were in the fifth inning of Game 5, apparently unable to muster a single hit off of Yankees’ ace Gerrit Cole.

From Los Angeles Times

Julia Child and I share a birthday, so years and years ago, a mutual friend of ours brought her in — I was at a restaurant called Mondrian and it was like my 26th birthday — and we kind of hit off and started talking.

From Los Angeles Times

Last week’s warning came hours after a 7.1 magnitude earthquake hit off the southern island of Kyushu.

From BBC

Angels right fielder Kevin Pillar tried to make a leaping grab, but the ball hit off the top of his glove as he collided with the wall.

From Seattle Times

The ball hit off the padded wall and bounced well away from Rodriguez.

From Seattle Times