| 释义 |
hunch /hʌntʃ/ n. | vt. | vi. | phr.
I n.
1. 肉峰；隆肉
2. 〈口〉基于直觉的想法；预感
I have a hunch he won't arrive on time. 我凭直觉认为他不会准时来。
3. 〈方〉厚片，大块
a hunch of bread 一片面包
4. 推；撞
II ❶ vt.
1. 使弓起；使隆起
hunch (up) one's shoulders 耸起双肩
The marchers hunched themselves against the biting wind. 面对刺骨的寒风，游行的人们弓起身子。
2. 〈口〉隐约感到；预感到
She hunched that you'd be late. 她预感到你会迟到。
3. 移；推；撞
hunch one's chair closer to the table 把椅子移近桌子
❷ vi.
1. 向前行进；推进
Mike hunched close to him to watch his lips. 迈克向他挪近一步察看他的双唇。
2. 弯成弓状；隆起；耸着肩(或弯着背)走动；弓身坐着(或站立)；蜷起身子
He hunched over the desk. 他俯身在书桌上。
The scared child hunched in a corner. 受惊的孩子在角落里缩成一团。
3. (弹子戏中)伸手越过圈线；将手从圈内弹球点移开
phr. play one's hunch 凭直觉行事 I've always played my hunches. That's why I'm alive today. 我一向凭直觉行事。这就是为什么我能活到今天。[?] |