Hitches Meaning in English

word · lemma: hitch

US

ˈhɪtʃɪz

HITCH-iz

UK

hˈɪtʃɪz

HITCH-iz

परिभाषा

'Hitches' means small problems or delays, or devices for attaching things (like a trailer to a vehicle).

उपयोग और बारीकियां

Common in both informal and technical speech. "Without a hitch" means smoothly. As a noun, 'hitch' can mean a minor problem or a physical device for attaching things, especially in vehicles.

• Spanish: contratiempos - enganches (accesorios) - problemas menores
• Portuguese (BR): contratempos - engates (acessórios) - pequenos problemas
• Portuguese (PT): contratempos - engates (acessórios) - pequenos problemas
• Chinese (Simplified): 小问题 - 拖挂装置
• Chinese (Traditional): 小問題 - 拖掛裝置
• Hindi: रुकावटें - हुक (साज़िश या उपकरण में)
• Arabic: عقبات صغيرة - وصلات القَطْر
• Bengali: সমস্যা - ছোট সমস্যা - বাধা - হুক (জোড়ার যন্ত্র)
• Russian: заминка - препятствие - сцепка (устройство)
• Japanese: 支障 - トラブル - ヒッチ (連結装置)
• Vietnamese: trục trặc - móc nối (thiết bị)
• Korean: 문제 - 장애 - 히치(연결 장치)
• Turkish: aksilik - sorun - bağlantı aparatı
• Urdu: مسئلہ - رکاوٹ - جوڑنے کا آلہ
• Indonesian: masalah kecil - kendala - kait (alat pengait)

उदाहरण वाक्य

We finally finished the project without any hitches.

basic

There were a few hitches during the wedding ceremony.

basic

Make sure the trailer hitches are secure before driving.

basic

We had a couple of unexpected hitches, but nothing serious.

natural

Everything went off without any hitches at the conference.

natural

Do you know if this truck hitches to any kind of trailer?

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