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hatched

UK
/hætʃt/
US
/hætʃt/
hatched out
hatched out

Translations

hatchedverb
hatched
Past Simple
hatched
Past Participle
UK
/hætʃt/
US
/hætʃt/
Used as the simple past tense and past participle of the verb 'hatch'.
a éclosPassé du verbe intransitif, au sens de sortir de l’œuf.
The egg hatched in the warm nest.
L’œuf a éclos dans le nid chaud.
a ourdiAu sens de préparer secrètement un plan ou un complot.
They hatched a clever plan last night.
Ils ont ourdi un plan ingénieux la nuit dernière.
Additional translations
a échafaudéAu sens de concevoir ou élaborer un plan.
Synonyms
emerged
came out
pipped
broke out
cracked out
unfolded
hatched (no change)
incubated
devised
conceived
planned
formulated
contrived
engineered
schemed
hatchedpast participle
UK
/hætʃt/
US
/hætʃt/
Past participle of the verb 'hatch' used adjectivally.
hachuréEn parlant d’un motif ou d’une texture.
The artist's drawing featured a hatched background that added depth to the image.
Le dessin de l’artiste présentait un fond hachuré qui ajoutait de la profondeur à l’image.
éclosEn parlant d’un animal venant de sortir de l’œuf.
The hatched chicks were still covered in downy fluff.
Les poussins éclos étaient encore couverts de duvet.
ourdiEn parlant d’un projet ou d’un complot préparé en secret.
The hatched plot was uncovered before it could be carried out.
Le complot ourdi a été découvert avant de pouvoir être exécuté.
Synonyms
incubated
emerged
born
spawned
pipped
devised
conceived
planned
plotted
schemed
engineered
formed
created
hatchverb

hatched

Past Simple

hatched
Past Simple
hatched
Past Participle
hatching
Gerund
UK
/hætʃ/
US
/hætʃ/
écloreSe dit des œufs, larves ou chrysalides.
The chicks began to hatch after three weeks of incubation.
Les poussins ont commencé à éclore après trois semaines d’incubation.
concocterFamilier ; surtout pour un projet ou un plan.
They hatched a plan to surprise their friend on her birthday.
Ils ont concocté un plan pour surprendre leur amie à son anniversaire.
hachurerEn dessin et illustration technique.
The artist decided to hatch the background to give the drawing more depth.
L’artiste a décidé de hachurer l’arrière-plan pour donner plus de profondeur au dessin.
Additional translations
ourdirPlus soutenu ; souvent avec une nuance secrète ou malveillante.
Synonyms
emerge
break out
appear
come out
develop
produce
generate

Definitions

hatchedverb
Simple past tense and past participle of hatch.
They hatched a clever plan last night.
hatchedpast participle
Having a pattern or design that resembles a series of lines or marks, often used to describe a surface or texture.
The artist's drawing featured a hatched background that added depth to the image.
Having come out of an egg; newly emerged or born.
The hatched chicks were still covered in downy fluff.
Secretly planned or contrived.
The hatched plot was uncovered before it could be carried out.
hatchverb
To emerge from an egg, chrysalis, or pupa.
The chicks began to hatch after three weeks of incubation.
To devise or create a plan or idea, especially in secret.
They hatched a plan to surprise their friend on her birthday.
To mark or shade with closely drawn parallel lines.
The artist decided to hatch the background to give the drawing more depth.
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