英语词汇“hitching”的音标、意思、用法及中文翻译-反思网

hitch something up

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hitching

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Yet the merchants were essential in the effort to reform local economies by hitching them to the colonial market - and to the body of corporate nations beyond.
Of course, by hitching ourselves to the deutschmark, we are hitching ourselves to something that is unpredictable.
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He also made some remarks about hitching my wagon to a star.
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Let the registrar who did the hitching do the unhitching.
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Another scenario is of people hitching a lift and declaring that they will be seeking asylum, but not doing so immediately and disappearing underground.
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It seems to some of us to be about as appropriate as a healthy person hitching a lift in an ambulance.
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What has happened is not only a question of putting the cart before the horse but of hitching the horse back to front even in that unusual position.
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If free trade is the virtue that he describes, there would be no harm in hitching ourselves to such a rapidly growing market and major industrial power.
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Fearing that delay would ensue, those friends and neighbours have taken action by hitching up their tractors to the trailers, lorries, char-a-bancs and so forth, and have removed the travellers.
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What is the point of hitching ourselves to a devil's bandwagon that could draw us into an economy that could be under severe strain in a short time?
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He winds up hitching a ride on the back of a motorcycle with an older man.
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Before the 1940s, each manufacturer used their own systems for hitching, or attaching their implements to their tractors.
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The trails were developed in the late 1980s for horseback riding, and are well-equipped with watering holes and hitching posts.
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The three then begin their journey across the country by hitching rides in semi-trucks transporting incomplete sections of houses from one location to another.
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Once, hitching a ride with a reporter, he expressed disgust at the auto's overflowing ash tray.
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hitchverb (RIDE)

hitchverb (FASTEN)

Phrasal verb

Examples of hitching