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I. hitch [hɪtʃ] SUBST

1. hitch (obstacle):

hitch
technical hitch

2. hitch (pull):

to give sth a quick hitch

Expressões:

to go off without a hitch
przebiegać [perf przebiec] bez zakłóceń

II. hitch [hɪtʃ] VERBO trans

1. hitch coloq (get):

to hitch a lift [or ride] with sb

2. hitch (fasten):

hitch
przyczepiać [perf przyczepić]
hitch horse
zaprzęgać [perf zaprzęgnąć]

Expressões:

to get hitched coloq

III. hitch [hɪtʃ] VERBO intr coloq

hitch
jeździć [perf pojechać] autostopem

hitch up VERBO trans

1. hitch up trousers, socks:

hitch up
podciągać [perf podciągnąć]

2. hitch up:

hitch up trailer
przyczepiać [perf przyczepić]
hitch up horse
zaprzęgać [perf zaprząc]

hitch-hiking SUBST

hitch-hiking
Present
Ihitch
youhitch
he/she/ithitches
wehitch
youhitch
theyhitch
Past
Ihitched
youhitched
he/she/ithitched
wehitched
youhitched
theyhitched
Present Perfect
Ihavehitched
youhavehitched
he/she/ithashitched
wehavehitched
youhavehitched
theyhavehitched
Past Perfect
Ihadhitched
youhadhitched
he/she/ithadhitched
wehadhitched
youhadhitched
theyhadhitched

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Yet one robust probability of hitch-hiking is that the lighter the traffic, the higher the chance that the driver will be inclined to pick you up.
www.independent.co.uk
When our car passed hippies hitch-hiking along the road, my uncle and aunt would frown and look away.
www.mauinews.com
Many clubgoers would board the latest early-evening bus service there, and then rely on hitch-hiking home in groups along the roadside in the early hours.
en.wikipedia.org
With hitch-hiking, one abandoned certainty to chuck oneself upon the hazards of life.
www.telegraph.co.uk
With the realization that food was the key to survival, transportation became a secondary worry and walking, hitch-hiking, and carpooling became the norm.
en.wikipedia.org