"Hitches" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Hitches" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers

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"Hitches" Meaning

Hitches refer to unexpected problems or difficulties that arise in a situation or plan. It can also refer to a type of clamp or device used to attach two things together, such as a trailer to a towing vehicle.

"Hitches" Examples

Examples of "hitches"


The weather has caused hitches in our plans to go on a picnic this weekend.
+ (plural noun) interruptions or setbacks in a plan or schedule
Despite some hitches, the new employee adjusted well to the company's workflow.
+ (plural noun) difficulties or challenges in adapting to a new situation
The car has been in the shop for weeks due to some unexpected hitches with the transmission.
+ (plural noun) problems or issues that arise unexpectedly
The team encountered some hitches during the initial stages of the project, but they were able to overcome them.
+ (plural noun) obstacles or impediments to progress or success
Traffic hitches caused a long delay on our way to the airport.
+ (plural noun) specific types of interruptions or setbacks, often referring to unexpected events or mishaps

"Hitches" Similar Words

Hitch-hiked

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Hitch-hiker

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Hitch-hiking

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Hitch-hiking is the act of obtaining a ride in a vehicle by sticking out one's thumb or by holding up a sign, typically on the side of a road, in the hope of being picked up by a passing driver who is willing to give you a ride.

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Hitch refers to to attach or fasten something, especially temporarily, usually with a hitch or a snap. It can also mean to get into a situation or trouble, often unexpectedly. Additionally, it is used to refer to a hitchhiker, someone who travels by thumb, taking rides from passing vehicles.

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Hitcher

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Hitchhike

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To hitchhike means to travel by asking drivers of vehicles, especially cars, to give you a ride, often by standing on the side of a road and sticking out one's thumb to indicate that you need a lift.

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Hitchhiking

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Hitchin

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