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hitch up

/hɪtʃ ʌp/

Traduction: Verbe à particule signifiant remonter quelque chose vers le haut ou dans la bonne position, ou attacher quelque chose à un véhicule ou à un harnais.

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/hɪtʃ ʌp/B2formal
  • frVerbe à particule signifiant remonter quelque chose vers le haut ou dans la bonne position, ou attacher quelque chose à un véhicule ou à un harnais.

A phrasal verb meaning to pull something upward or into position, or to attach something to a vehicle or harness.

indénombrable · transitif · phrasal, séparable

  1. Pull up or adjust clothinginformal

    To pull something, especially clothing, upward into a higher or more comfortable position.

    frremonter (un vêtement)

    • He hitched up his trousers before sitting down.
    • She hitched up her skirt to wade through the shallow water.
    • The child hitched up his backpack straps.

    Synonymeshike uphoistpull upraise

  2. Attach or connectinformal

    To attach a vehicle or piece of equipment to another, typically for towing.

    fratteler

    • They hitched up the trailer to the truck.
    • The farmer hitched up the horses to the plow.
    • We hitched up the caravan before starting our road trip.

    Synonymesattachconnectcouplefastenhitchhook uplinktetheryoke

    Antonymesdetachdisconnectuncoupleunhitchunhook

Formes
  • hitched up past participle
  • hitched up past simple
  • hitching up present participle
  • hitches up third person singular

Verbe de basehitch

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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