hunched

UK
/hʌntʃt/
US
/hʌntʃt/
hunchedadjective
more hunched
Comp.
most hunched
Super.
UK
/hʌnʧt/
US
/hʌnʧt/
Translations
The old man walked with a hunched back.
Старик шел с сгорбленной спиной.
Definitions
Having the back and shoulders rounded forward.
The old man walked with a hunched posture, leaning heavily on his cane.
Bent into a hump or curved position; drawn together so as to be rounded.
The cat was hunched on the windowsill, its fur bristling in the cold.
hunchverb

hunched

Past Simple

hunched
Past Simple
hunched
Past Participle
hunching
Gerund
UK
/hʌntʃ/
US
/hʌntʃ/
Translations
He tends to hunch his shoulders when he's nervous.
Он склонен сутулиться, когда нервничает.
She would hunch over her desk for hours while working.
Она часами горбилась над своим столом, работая.
Additional translations
Definitions
To bend one's body into a huddled or crouched position.
He hunched over the desk, trying to read the small print.
To thrust or push something forward or upward.
She hunched her shoulders against the cold wind.
hunchnoun
Definitions
A feeling or guess based on intuition rather than known facts.
She had a hunch that something was wrong, even though everything seemed normal.
A hump or protuberance, especially one on the back of a person or animal.
The camel's hunch was clearly visible as it walked across the desert.