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Dicionário de Espanhol Oxford

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I. hitch [americ hɪtʃ, Brit hɪtʃ] SUBST

1. hitch (difficulty):

hitch: complicación f

hitch: problema m

hitch: pega f Esp coloq

there's been a slight hitch with the program: ha surgido una pequeña complicación or un pequeño problema con el programa

a technical hitch: un problema técnico

it went off without a hitch: todo salió a pedir de boca coloq

it went off without a hitch: todo marchó sobre ruedas

2.1. hitch (jerk):

hitch: tirón m

hitch: jalón m lat-amer excl CSur

he gave his trousers a hitch (up): se subió los pantalones de un tirón

to have a hitch in one's swing americ DESP: tener el swing cortado

2.2. hitch (limp):

hitch americ: cojera f

hitch americ: renquera f

hitch americ: renguera f lat-amer

to walk with a hitch: cojear

to walk with a hitch: renquear

to walk with a hitch: renguear lat-amer

3. hitch (knot):

hitch: nudo m

4. hitch (ride) coloq:

we got a hitch to Dover: nos llevaron hasta Dover

we got a hitch to Dover: nos dieron (un) aventón hasta Dover Col Méx coloq

5. hitch (period of service) americ coloq:

he did a three-year hitch in the navy: pasó tres años enganchado en la marina coloq

6. hitch (fastening device):

hitch: enganche m

II. hitch [americ hɪtʃ, Brit hɪtʃ] VERBO trans

1. hitch (attach):

to hitch sth to sth: enganchar algo a algo

to get hitched coloq: casarse

to get hitched coloq: matrimoniarse coloq, humor

2. hitch (move):

he hitched his chair nearer to the fire: acercó or arrimó su silla al fuego

3. hitch (thumb) coloq:

to hitch a ride or Brit also a lift: hacer dedo coloq

to hitch a ride or Brit also a lift: hacer autostop

to hitch a ride or Brit also a lift: ir de aventón Méx coloq

to hitch a ride or Brit also a lift: pedir cola Ven coloq

he hitched a ride on a truck: lo recogió or le paró un camión

I hitched my way to Paris: fui a París a dedo coloq

I hitched my way to Paris: fui a París de aventón Méx coloq

I hitched my way to Paris: fui a París en cola Ven coloq

III. hitch [americ hɪtʃ, Brit hɪtʃ] VERBO intr

hitch → hitchhike

hitchhike [ˈhɪtʃˌhaɪk] VERBO intr

hitchhike: hacer autostop

hitchhike: hacer dedo coloq

hitchhike: ir de aventón Méx coloq

hitchhike: pedir cola Ven coloq

we hitchhiked to Rome: fuimos a dedo hasta Roma coloq

we hitchhiked to Rome: fuimos de aventón hasta Roma Méx coloq

we hitchhiked to Rome: fuimos en cola hasta Roma Ven coloq

I. hitch up VERBO [americ hɪtʃ -, Brit hɪtʃ -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)

1. hitch up (pull up):

hitch up trousers/petticoat/shirt: remangarse

hitch up trousers/petticoat/shirt: subirse

hitch up trousers/petticoat/shirt: levantarse

2. hitch up (attach):

hitch up horses/cart: enganchar

II. hitch up VERBO [americ hɪtʃ -, Brit hɪtʃ -] (v + adv)

hitch up (move up) Brit:

hitch up coloq: correrse

hitch up a bit and make room for me: córrete un poquito para hacerme un lugar

clove hitch SUBST

clove hitch: ballestrinque m

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ballestrinque: clove hitch

tropiezo: hitch

ir de palomita: to go hitching

pedir o pescar aventón: to hitch o thumb a lift o ride

iban a Acapulco de aventón: they were hitching to Acapulco

enganche (un remolque): hitching up

entorpecimiento (contratiempo): hitch

pedir raid: to hitch a ride o lift

no Dicionário PONS

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I. hitch [hɪtʃ] -es SUBST

1. hitch (obstacle):

hitch: obstáculo m

technical hitch: problema m técnico

to go off without a hitch: salir a pedir de boca

2. hitch (sudden pull):

hitch: tirón m

II. hitch [hɪtʃ] -es VERBO trans

1. hitch (fasten):

hitch: atar

to hitch sth to sth: atar algo a algo

to hitch an animal to sth: amarrar un animal a algo

2. hitch coloq (hitchhike):

to hitch a lift: hacer dedo

III. hitch [hɪtʃ] -es VERBO intr coloq

hitch: hacer dedo

hitch-hiking SUBST sem pl

hitch-hiking: autostop m

hitch up VERBO trans

1. hitch up (fasten):

to hitch sth up to sth: atar algo a algo

to hitch up an animal to sth: amarrar un animal a algo

2. hitch up (pull up quickly):

hitch up clothes: levantar

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autostopista: hitch-hiker

autoestopista: hitch-hiker

hacer autoestop: to hitch-hike

hacer autostop: to hitch-hike

percance (de plan, proyecto): hitch

enganchar (remolque): to hitch up

hacer [o ir a] dedo: to hitch-hike

no Dicionário PONS

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I. hitch <-es> [hɪtʃ] SUBST

1. hitch (obstacle):

hitch: obstáculo m

technical hitch: problema m técnico

to go off without a hitch: salir a pedir de boca

2. hitch (sudden pull):

hitch: tirón m

3. hitch (for a trailer):

hitch: enganche m

II. hitch [hɪtʃ] VERBO trans

1. hitch (fasten):

hitch: atar

to hitch sth to sth: atar algo a algo

to hitch an animal to sth: amarrar un animal a algo

2. hitch coloq (hitchhike):

to hitch a lift [or ride]: hacer dedo [o autostop]

III. hitch [hɪtʃ] VERBO intr coloq

hitch: hacer dedo

hitch up VERBO trans

1. hitch up (fasten):

to hitch sth up to sth: atar algo a algo

to hitch up an animal to sth: amarrar un animal a algo

2. hitch up (pull up quickly):

hitch up clothes: levantar

hitch-hiking SUBST

hitch-hiking: autostop m

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percance (de plan, proyecto): hitch

hacer [o ir a] dedo: to hitch-hike

enganchar (remolque): to hitch up

Present
I	hitch
you	hitch
he/she/it	hitches
we	hitch
you	hitch
they	hitch

Past
I	hitched
you	hitched
he/she/it	hitched
we	hitched
you	hitched
they	hitched

Present Perfect
I	have	hitched
you	have	hitched
he/she/it	has	hitched
we	have	hitched
you	have	hitched
they	have	hitched

Past Perfect
I	had	hitched
you	had	hitched
he/she/it	had	hitched
we	had	hitched
you	had	hitched
they	had	hitched

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technical hitch: problema m técnico

to go off without a hitch: salir a pedir de boca

to hitch sth to sth: atar algo a algo

to hitch an animal to sth: amarrar un animal a algo

to hitch a lift: hacer dedo

to hitch a lift: hacer dedo

to hitch sth up to sth: atar algo a algo

to hitch up an animal to sth: amarrar un animal a algo

Exemplos unilingues (não verificados pela redação)

Her death evoked many comments and discussions within the hitch-hiking and travelers communities.

en.wikipedia.org

It depicted a raised thumb with a red line through it, indicating that hitch-hiking is prohibited.

www.independent.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

There's a reason hitch-hiking is no longer in vogue.

honey.nine.com.au

Nettles continues hitch-hiking while on the dirt road, getting on a motorcycle and in a station wagon.

en.wikipedia.org

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