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hitched
UK
/hɪtʃt/
US
/hɪtʃt/
hitched up
hitched up
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hitched
adjective
more hitched
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most hitched
Super.
UK
/hɪtʃt/
US
/hɪtʃt/
Translations
замужняя
She is a hitched woman now.
Теперь она замужняя женщина.
женатый
He is a hitched man.
Он женатый мужчина.
Definitions
Married or joined in marriage.
After years of dating, they finally got hitched in a beautiful ceremony.
Fastened or attached by means of a hitch; connected.
The trailer stayed hitched to the truck during the whole trip.
Synonyms
married
wed
joined
attached
coupled
hitch
verb
hitched
Past Simple
hitched
Past Simple
hitched
Past Participle
hitching
Gerund
UK
/hɪtʃ/
US
/hɪtʃ/
Translations
поймать
He tried to hitch a ride to the nearest town.
Он попытался поймать попутку до ближайшего города.
прицепить
They need to hitch the trailer to the truck.
Им нужно прицепить прицеп к грузовику.
Additional translations
привязать
сцепить
приделать
Definitions
To fasten or tether with a rope or strap.
He hitched the horse to the post before going into the store.
To move something into a different position with a jerk.
She hitched her backpack higher on her shoulders.
To get a free ride in someone else's vehicle by standing at the side of the road and signaling with the thumb.
They decided to hitch a ride to the next town.
To connect or attach something to another object.
He hitched the trailer to the back of the truck.
(informal) To marry; to become married.
After years of dating, they finally decided to get hitched.
Synonyms
attach
fasten
connect
link
join
secure
tether
hitch
noun
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A temporary interruption or problem that causes a delay or difficulty.
The project went smoothly without a hitch.
A knot or loop used to fasten a rope to an object or to another rope.
He tied a hitch to secure the boat to the dock.
A device for attaching one thing to another, especially for towing.
The trailer was connected to the truck using a hitch.
A period of time spent in a particular job or activity, especially in the military.
After completing his hitch in the army, he returned to civilian life.
A sudden jolting movement or a limp in one's gait.
He walked with a noticeable hitch in his step after the fall.
hitch
past participle
hitched
Used of something fastened with a hitch or, informally, of a person who is married.
Definitions
Fastened or attached using a hitch.
The trailer stayed secure, hitched firmly to the truck.
(informal) Married.
They're a happily hitched couple living in the suburbs.
Synonyms
married
wedded
joined
united
attached
fastened
secured
tied
bound
hooked
yoked
affixed
clasped
latched
connected
hitch
adjective
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Relating to or designed for coupling, towing, or fastening using a hitch.
He bought a hitch receiver and other hitch accessories for his truck.
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